Winners Gallery

Mothers of Invention

Thanks to all the mums for participating in MumInspired and submitting such fabulous ideas.The people's choice winner has been announced.

Congratulations to Amanda Wong.

Congratulations To Our First Huggies® MumInspired® Grant Program Recipients!

Nobody does a better job figuring out what parents need than those who are with their little one daily. And many of our favorite products have been inspired by just that: real-life, day-to-day parenting experiences. That's why we at Huggies are helping Mums like you take ideas from your memorable parenting Muments and make them a reality with our Huggies® MumInspired® Grant Program.

Inspired by a need and acting on it — our first entrepreneurial grant award recipients designed amazingly unique products that nurture the relationship between parent and child. We asked these creative Mums to tell us what inspired their innovation and what the future has in store for their ideas. Now you can dive into the fascinating world of entrepreneurship and see how Mums like you are striving to make parenting easier around the world.

  • frames-shae-tye web :: Shae Tye
    New South Wales mum, Shae Tye has developed a sleep-solution that keeps her daughter from overheating but also wrapped so that she doesn’t startle or scratch. Sleepy Wings is an infant slumber wear jacket worn during a baby’s day and night sleep.
  • winner-2-frame web :: Gina Kun
    Constant frustration with breastfeeding bras on the market that don’t support milk-swollen breasts has lead Queensland mum Gina Kun to develop a unique bra that allows mum to feel confident and comfortable when feeding their child.
  • winner-3-frame-new :: People's Choice Winner :: Amanda Wong
    Conscious about wasting water but still wanting to provide her children with ‘water play time’ drove Amanda Wong to design the Duka. The Duka is an inflatable bath time aid that sits in a bath tub, minimising the amount of wasted water.
  • winner-4-frame :: Rachel Cordina and Lia Tonich
    Inspired by advertising on bus windows, Western Australian mums Rachel Cordina and Lia Tonich saw an opportunity to create an alternative to the current car shades for children in the market. Their innovative Toddler Tints offer shade for the child whilst not affecting the car’s appearance.
  • winner-5-frame :: Sarah Hindes
    Having a hearing impaired child presented a whole set of issues for New South Wales mum Sarah Hindes. To ensure that her child’s hearing devices are kept firmly in place, Sarah created the hearinghenry hats and headbands.