Community. Care. Support. Helping mothers & children in Washington State
Baby RemediesSMALL ESSENTIALS. BIG LOVE.

FOR MOTHERS. FOR LITTLE ONES.

A little support.
A brighter
beginning.

Every mother deserves support. Every child deserves the essentials. We help Washington families with food, clothing, and diapers—along with a little peace of mind.

Find support ↗Help a family →
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Rooted in compassion.
A Washington State 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

A mother holding her newborn close
♡ A caring community.
A stronger start.
A LITTLE CARE GOES A LONG WAY
Everyday essentials✳Compassionate care✳Stronger beginnings✳Community support

THE ESSENTIALS MATTER

Small things.
Meaningful relief.

Raising a little one comes with a lot to carry. We help ease the everyday needs of low-income and new mothers and their children.

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Food for the family

Food support to help mothers and children meet one of life’s most important everyday needs.

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Clothing for little ones

Clothing support for growing children, helping families make room in their budgets for other essentials.

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Diapers & daily care

Diaper support to help keep babies comfortable and give mothers one less thing to worry about.

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A sleeping newborn resting beside a parent's hand

YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO IT ALONE

A helping hand
starts with hello.

If you’re a new mother or your family is navigating a tight budget, reach out. We’ll talk with you about your needs and the support available.

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    Tell us what you need

    Email us about food, clothing, or diaper support.

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    Connect with Baby Remedies

    Ask about current availability, service areas, and next steps for your family.

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A short message is enough to get started. Please don’t send sensitive documents by email.

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PURPOSE

Care begins
with community.

Founded by Brett and Lauren Kobes, Baby Remedies is a Washington State 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a simple purpose: helping mothers and children access everyday essentials.

Our work centers on food, clothing, and diapers for low-income and new mothers—because practical support can make a meaningful difference in a family’s day.

Community · Care · Support
Brett Kobes, co-founder of Baby Remedies

Brett Kobes

Co-founder

Lauren Kobes, co-founder of Baby Remedies

Lauren Kobes

Co-founder

BE PART OF SOMEONE’S BEGINNING

A little generosity.
A lot of possibility.

Help make everyday essentials more accessible to mothers and children in our community.

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Make a financial gift

Contact us for current ways to donate.

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Give everyday essentials

Ask which items are needed and how to give.

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Bring your community together

Get in touch about a drive or partnership.

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A FEW HELPFUL ANSWERS

Let’s make the
first step easier.

Who does Baby Remedies help?

Baby Remedies focuses on low-income and new mothers and their children in Washington State. Email us to discuss your family’s needs and confirm current service availability in your area.

How do I request food, clothing, or diapers?

Email babyremedies@gmail.com with a short description of what you need. You can include your city and relevant clothing or diaper sizes. Please do not include identification documents or sensitive financial information.

Can I donate clothing, food, or diapers?

Please contact us first to confirm current needs, accepted items, and arrangements. This helps make sure your gift can be put to use.

How can I make a financial donation?

Email babyremedies@gmail.com for current giving options and donation receipt information.

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Every family deserves
a caring community.

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Your privacy matters.

This website does not collect applications or payment information. Email links open your email application; messages you choose to send are received by Baby Remedies through Gmail.

Please send only the information needed for your inquiry. For questions about your information, contact babyremedies@gmail.com. Social links take you to external services with their own privacy policies.