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Bella Tunno makes some of the cutest baby products around—like this cheeky bib, for example. But it's not all about the adorable factor. This silic...

Local entrepreneur Michelle Buelow, CEO and founder of Bella Tunno, recently landed on Inc. magazine's Female Founders 100 list. The company, which...

From a freezer teether to a teething bib, different solutions work for different babies. Shop these teething toys from retailers like BuyBuyBaby, A...

America is rich in small businesses. To shine a light on these entrepreneurial heroes, Forbes created the Next 1000. This year-round initiative sho...

Building purpose into your business or into anything you do is so fulfilling. It is the most rewarding thing I have done that has come from the biggest tragedy that I have ever faced.

Each company highlighted in Charlotte Business Journal's Fast 50 awards program has responded to the challenges of their growth and their markets in different ways. Learn about the successes of these fast-growing local companies in this special report.

Presents to make parenthood all the easier — and more delicious. Foodie puns have never been cuter! Buy one and donate a meal to a child in need with these sweet and sassy, catch-pocket bibs.

Silicone bibs, like this one from Bella Tunno, keep messes contained at home and away. They’re waterproof, fold well for travel, and can be washed or wiped clean, dried, and packed right back into your bag for next time.

Bibs are the MVP of mealtime! And if you ask us, it doesn’t get much cuter than a baby in a bib—especially if the bib makes you laugh or starts a conversation with another restaurant-goer. Bella Tunno’s silicone bibs do just that. You’ll love the roomy pouch, perfectly sized to catch anything that doesn’t make it into baby’s mouth (and in our experience, that can be a lot). 

Bella Tunno is proud to announce that they have been named a Certified B Corporation. B Corps are companies that use business as a force for good. Bella Tunno becomes 1 of 50 companies in North Carolina that have been named a B Corp.

Through the combination of Good Morning America segments, Bella Tunno was able to give 144,754 meals to their partner Feeding America, keep their team employed and preserve the security of their business.

Small businesses make up 44 percent of America’s economic activity—and many are taking a hit due to COVID-19. While the federal government is coming up with steps to provide aid, it’s a complicated and lengthy process.