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Poster Child Magazine - Winter 2016

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spotlight<br />

A<br />

s human beings we have a variety<br />

of needs. Food, air and water keep<br />

our bodies alive and healthy. But<br />

our minds need to be able to give<br />

and accept love in order to thrive. Love<br />

is a basic need. Sometimes this means<br />

children become attached to that one<br />

stuffed animal, blanket or even a special<br />

shirt. For children to thrive their basic<br />

needs must be met.<br />

Cuddle + Kind is a wholesome family<br />

business, owned and founded by the<br />

Woodgate family, that not only understands<br />

basic needs, but strives to make<br />

sure children around the world have<br />

theirs met. With a background in health,<br />

the parents of three recognize the crucial<br />

role nutrition plays in a child’s development.<br />

Their ultimate goal is to provide meals<br />

for people who do not have the means<br />

and resources to provide for their families.<br />

So they created Cuddle + Kind<br />

dolls made to embody love and human<br />

connection. In their missions statement,<br />

Cuddle + Kind assures that they, “…<br />

are committed to transparency, product<br />

safety, environmental consciousness<br />

and sustainable, fair trade practices.”<br />

Now that’s something we can get behind!<br />

CUDDLE<br />

+ KIND<br />

article by Felicia McGowan<br />

The specialty line of Cuddle + Kind<br />

dolls are specially and individually made<br />

by artisans from Peru, who are provided<br />

fair incomes. The company currently<br />

provides over 100 sustainable jobs. Not<br />

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