When I first became a mom, I bought what everyone else was buying.
If it was trending, highly reviewed, or recommended in a mom group, it went straight into my cart. That included products from Frida Baby.
But as I’ve grown in my motherhood journey — and as Eden Was Organic has grown into a space centered on faith, gentleness, and intentional living — I’ve realized something:
The brands we support matter.
And for me, that now includes the tone and messaging behind the products I bring into my home.
Why I’ve Chosen Not to Support Frida Baby
Frida Baby has built a reputation for edgy, shock-value marketing. While some parents find it funny or “refreshingly honest,” I’ve personally become uncomfortable with several of their taglines and campaign themes that lean heavily into crude humor and sexualized undertones around babies and motherhood.
Motherhood is raw. It’s physical. It’s messy.
But it’s also sacred.
For me, the postpartum season and early baby years deserve dignity — not marketing that turns intimate parts of womanhood into punchlines.
This isn’t about judgment. It’s about alignment.
As a faith-centered home, I’m becoming more mindful of what messaging I normalize — even in small ways. The packaging on my bathroom counter. The tone of the brands I financially support. The subtle messaging my children will eventually absorb.
If I wouldn’t hang the phrase on my wall, I don’t want it printed on products in my home.
So I’ve started swapping.
And honestly? I’ve found alternatives I love even more.
7 Frida Baby Swaps I’m Making Instead
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1. Swap the NoseFrida for an Automatic Nose Cleaner with Music
Instead of: Frida Baby NoseFrida
My choice: GROWNSY Nasal Aspirator for Baby
Why I prefer it:
- Closed system design
- Gentle suction levels
- No mouth suction required
- Sound + lights to distract baby
2. Swap Their Postpartum Kits for Earth-Minded Recovery Essentials
Instead of: Frida Mom Postpartum Kit
I’m using:
Why I prefer this:
- Cleaner ingredient transparency
- No graphic packaging
- Simple, holistic support
3. Swap Their Windi Gaspasser for Gentle Tummy Support
Instead of: Frida Baby Windi
I’m using:
Why I prefer this:
- Supports baby’s natural digestion
- Less invasive
- Encourages root-cause support
4. Swap Their Nail Clipper Set for One With a Light
Instead of: Frida SnipperClipper
I’m using:
Why I prefer it:
- Designed to cut nails while your baby sleeps
- Built-in LED light lets you see in low lighting
- Slot for emery board
- Easy-grip soft-touch design
5. Swap Their 3-in-1 Picker for This Small Business Brand
Instead of: Frida Picker
I’m using:
Why I prefer it:
- Built in LED light
- Doctor-designed & hygienic
- Safe & gentle
6. Swap Their Disposable Underwear for Organic Cotton
Instead of: Frida Disposable Boyshorts
I’m using:
Why I prefer it:
- Organic cotton cover
- No chlorine or fragrance
- Ideal for overnight support
7. Swap Their Marketing for Brands That Reflect My Values
This one matters most.
Instead of supporting brands that rely on shock-factor humor, I intentionally support companies that honor motherhood with dignity and care.
Some of my favorites:
When I shop, I’m not just buying products.
I’m voting with my dollars.
A Gentle Reminder
If Frida Baby works for you, that’s okay.
This isn’t about being better. It’s about being aligned with your values.
Motherhood is holy work.
As I simplify our home and choose more organic, faith-centered, and peaceful rhythms, I’m learning that even small purchasing decisions shape the atmosphere of our home.
And I want the brands I support to reflect that.
Eden was Organic 
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