B Is For Ball is a thoughtfully designed developmental toy that evolves with children from infancy through childhood. Made from food grade silicone, it ensures safety, durability, and versatility. Its two part detachable structure, featuring a weighted lid and hollow body, encourages child led exploration: from teething and motor skill development to creative and early science discovery. The patented design enhances bath time play while allowing easy cleaning and preventing mold. With its intentionally minimalist form, it inspires creativity, problem solving, and meaningful play.

I am Stephanie, founder of Biggest Little and a passionate advocate for using thoughtful toy design to create harmonious family spaces, encourage child-led development, and promote stress-free parenting. With a background in finance and a commitment to early childhood education, I channel my design passion into solving parenting frustrations and promoting eco-friendly practices in the toy industry. My work bridges functionality and aesthetics, blending children's and adult spaces while fostering sustainability. Recognized by experts and praised for innovation, I strive to transform children's toys into delightful, beneficial tools for families and the planet.

Biggest Little is a design-driven brand redefining early childhood essentials by blending simplicity, functionality, and aesthetics. Rooted in the belief that less is more, we challenge the consumer-driven culture of parenting by creating thoughtful, multipurpose products that support both child development and parental peace of mind. We see play as an essential part of growth—one that doesn’t require clutter, excess, or gimmicks. Our approach prioritizes high-quality materials, timeless design, and sustainability, ensuring that every product is safe, durable, and intentionally crafted to evolve with a child’s needs. At Biggest Little, we are not just making products; we are fostering a shift toward mindful parenting—where fewer, better-designed objects create more space for exploration, creativity, and connection.