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Wrapping Up 2025: New Arrivals and the Creators We Loved Working With - Zezebaebae

Wrapping Up 2025: New Arrivals and the Creators We Loved Working With

by Jeehoo Jeon in Tiny Tidbits

In this article 

  • New Arrivals of 2025 

  • Creator Collaborations of 2025

As 2025 Comes to a Close…

We’re taking a moment to look back on the launches that shaped our year -products built for real family routines, from everyday basics and bath-time essentials to feeding support and toddler tumblers made for “I can do it myself” moments. This post is our wrap-up of what’s new at Zezebaebae, along with the customer feedback that stood out the most along the way.

We’re also celebrating the creators we partnered with this year. Their content brought these products to life in the most honest way, showing how they fit into daily parenting, what details mattered in real use, and why certain items became repeat favourites. Whether you’re catching up on what you missed or saving ideas for your next restock, here’s our 2025 highlight reel -new arrivals, real reviews, and creator moments we’re grateful to share.

 

2025 New Arrivals: Everyday Essentials Parents Actually Use

At Zezebaebae, we look for products that make daily routines simpler-getting dressed, feeding, bath time, and learning to drink independently. Our 2025 new arrivals are exactly that: practical favourites with thoughtful details, plus real customer feedback where it matters.

 

🐇BabyRabbit: easy outfits, comfortable basics

A simple matching set that makes busy mornings easier. Comfortable enough for play, neat enough for outings, and effortless to style. This is the kind of “grab-and-go” outfit parents reach for again and again.

A true everyday staple: stretchy for active kids, comfortable for all-day wear, and easy to mix with almost anything thanks to classic neutral colours.

Our verified buyer shared that the fabric is “soft, thick, and stretchy,” and that it “holds its shape… even after multiple washes.” The customer also mentioned that the leggings are easy to move in, feel comfortable all day, and that you can “feel the quality in the stitching and material.”

If your family prefers a lighter, softer feel, the modal leggings are a great option for it’s made of beech tree pulp. They’re easy to layer through changing seasons and feel gentle for everyday wear.


🩵CHA&MOM: skincare for a calm daily routine

CHA&MOM is built on CHA Hospital’s care legacy dating back to 1960, bringing a clinical-minded approach to baby skincare -safe, gentle formulas, naturally derived ingredients, and rigorous testing designed to support delicate skin. Their signature Phyto Seline™ formula sits at the heart of the line, created to deliver soothing, effective moisturization so parents feel confident about daily use. 

Phyto Seline Moisture Lotion

A daily lotion that fits real routines; easy to apply, comfortable on skin, and ideal when you want moisture without a heavy feel.
Reviewers often mentioned a smooth texture that spreads easily and leaves skin feeling soft and comfortable, especially for dry, eczema-prone areas.

 

Phyto Seline Hydro Hair & Body Wash

A head-to-toe wash made for gentle cleansing. It’s a practical bath-time staple when you want one product that feels mild and rinses clean.
Parents describe it as gentle and easy to use, with a wash experience that feels comfortable for sensitive skin.

 

Phyto Seline Intense Cream

This is the “extra support” step -ideal when skin feels especially dry or you want 72-hour-lasting moisture. According to our verified customers, they often reach for this when they want richer hydration and a more protective feel, especially during dry seasons.

 

Grosmimi: A premium Korean toddler drinkware brand 

Stainless Steel Kids Tumbler (10oz / 300ml)

Grosmimi Stainless Steel tumbler is designed for toddlers learning to drink both warm and cold water confidently -easy to hold and made with details that support everyday use.


Our Verified Customers’ Review:

  • Sher: “Loved the unique spout… the silicone cover helps reduce loud noise when it’s dropped, plus the handle is a great toddler-friendly touch.”

  • Tai “It isn’t our first bottle from the brand. The overall quality, convenience of the handle and spout are great.”

  • Kayom “Appreciate that it helps reduce spills during the transition from straw cups to regular cups. My child carries it like a handbag.”


Alpremio: support for feeding time

Mesh & Organic Baby Bottle Feeding Care Seat (with Strap)

Feeding time is repetitive, and comfort matters for the baby and for parents. This feeding care seat is designed to help the baby stay supported and stable during bottle feeding, while reducing strain on the parent’s arms and wrists. The added strap is there for extra stability during use.

Creator Collaborations 2025: Voices That Made Everyday Parenting Simpler

As we wrap up 2025, we are highlighting a few of the creators who collaborated with us this year and who each contributed something distinct to how our products were understood, used, and trusted. Each creator brings a different lens and together they represent what we value most: credible, parent-centred content.

1) @livfuselli 

  1. Perfect Transition cup for its slow and gentle flow

  2. The baby carries around comfortably using the handle

  3. Compatible top

  4. Helps babies' Motor/ Speech Development 

💭 “Love these cups. You got us into them, and they are the absolute best.” 

💭 “So excited!! We love these cups, but I had no idea there was this attachment!”

 

2) @pediatricdentalmom 

  1. The ONLY straw cup my toddler would use for milk

  2. The removable handle makes it feel bottle-like, which eases the transition. 

  3. Gentle straw

  4. Helps build proper oral muscle strength.

  5. Spill proof

💭 “It’s the best cup ever! We absolutely love this cup.” 


3) @tika.creator

  1. No leak, no mess

  2. Stainless Steel: no smell, no worry

  3. Always hydrated at school, park, or while travelling 

 💭 “Makes drinking water more fun for my kid.” 

 💭 “Finally found the perfect stainless tumbler for kids! The lid closes perfectly. No leaks at all 🥰” 

 

4) @chelseatheskinpa 

  • Who is @chelseatheskinpa? = PA-C, Skincare Expert, Toddler Mom

  1. Designed to help mimic the natural protection a mother gives her baby at birth

  2. Probiotic & healthy skin barrier by the Phyto-Seline formula

  3. Plant-based, fragrance-free, dermatologist-tested

  4. Recommended in hospitals to help improve Newborn eczema 

💭 “I trust it. Gentle, effective, and backed by science. That’s something every parent can feel good about.”

 

Thank you again to the creators featured above, and to all the other creators we collaborated with this year. We truly appreciate the time, care, and creativity you brought to our community.


As we close out 2025,

We hope this round-up has been a useful snapshot of the products we newly introduced to your world and creators we partnered with and the real routines they shared -showing how our products fit into everyday family life.

We’re looking forward to more everyday, practical collaborations in 💫2026💫. If there’s a routine you’d like to see next, tell us what would be most useful, and we’ll take it into next year’s creator features 🩵

 

 

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