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1) Fragmented Sourcing for Mom-and-Baby Essentials
- Context: New and expecting parents must hop between multiple online and offline stores to find maternity wear, ultra-soft baby clothes, safe skincare, and daily home items, causing time loss, decision fatigue, and anxiety about overlooking something crucial for their family’s wellbeing.
2) Uncertainty About Fabric & Material Safety
- Context: Parents fear rashes, allergies, and toxic dyes because most Indian platforms do not clearly verify softness, chemical-free processing, or baby-safe certifications, leaving them feeling guilty and helpless when a child reacts badly to clothing or personal-care items.
3) High Risk in Cash-on-Delivery & Returns
- Context: Shoppers relying on COD often face hidden shipping fees, refusal of returns, or weeks-long refund cycles on other sites, which creates financial stress and distrust—especially acute when purchasing fast-growing baby sizes or postpartum garments that may not fit.
4) Lack of Adaptive Post-partum Fashion
- Context: Mothers experience body fluctuations, nursing needs, and cultural expectations for modest yet stylish attire; mainstream apparel rarely offers discreet feeding access, stretch panels, or breathable fabrics, leading to daily frustration and lowered self-esteem.
5) Last-Minute, Culture-Appropriate Gifting Pressure (Hidden Gem)
- Context: Indian families frequently need swift delivery of meaningful jewellery or baby hampers for naming ceremonies, baby showers, or hospital visits; limited local stock or delayed e-commerce options create social embarrassment and strain family relationships when gifts arrive late or appear low-quality.
