The Tickle Toe started in 2013, not in a boardroom but in a quiet corner of my home. With just one product and a whole lot of belief, I set out to create something meaningful.
No team. No investors. Just me—answering customer calls, packing orders, chasing couriers, and dreaming big through the chaos.
Back then, I wasn’t building products—I was importing them. One woman wearing every hat: sourcing, selling, supporting.
It was tough, but the love and trust from families who used my products gave me the courage to keep going. That faith laid the foundation for everything The Tickle Toe stands for.
What started with cartoon-themed drawers has now grown into a full range of children’s furniture.
From toy organizers to table-chair sets, each product is designed to spark joy, ensure safety, and make parenting easier.
I realized I wasn’t just selling furniture—I was helping create tiny corners of childhood.
Spaces where stories were told, where toys came alive, and where little feet had room to grow.
Today, many of our products are proudly made in India—combining modern design with Indian craftsmanship.
Safe, lightweight, and durable—crafted with care because we know who they’re for: your little ones.
In the last two years, we’ve poured our hearts into designing in-house. Every product with The Tickle Toe name reflects what we stand for—safety, creativity, durability, and above all, love.
This isn’t just a business. It’s a story of resilience.
Of building dreams during nap times, learning on the go, and refusing to give up. Of a mother shaping a vision, one drawer, one shelf, one smile at a time.
In the last two years, we’ve poured our hearts into designing in-house. Every product with The Tickle Toe name reflects what we stand for—safety, creativity, durability, and above all, love.
When COVID hit, we stumbled—but didn’t stop.
The Tickle Toe is still growing. Because childhood is magic—and every child deserves a space that celebrates it.
When COVID hit, we stumbled—but didn’t stop.
The Tickle Toe is still growing. Because childhood is magic—and every child deserves a space that celebrates it.