Rooted in Love. Raised on Culture.
Nine Mile Babies was born from the joyful memories of a little girl who spent her summers with her grandmother in Nine Mile, Saint Ann, Jamaica—surrounded by laughter, stories, and the deep love of family.
That little girl grew up to become Princess Booker, an author, entrepreneur, and creator who wanted every child to feel seen, celebrated, and connected to their roots.
Our dolls, books, and stories bring Caribbean culture to life through imagination and play. Each character is inspired by real childhood moments, and every product is crafted to nurture confidence, curiosity, and pride in who you are and where you come from.
From Grandma’s storytelling to Clucky’s early-morning wake-up calls, the Nine Mile Babies invite children everywhere to laugh, learn, and love boldly—just like island kids do.
Mission
Our Values
Our Aim
Why Representation Matters
We create inclusive products that reflect the world children live in—helping kids of colour feel seen, valued, and proud. Through positive representation, we aim to build confidence, self-esteem, and curiosity in every child who plays, learns, and grows with Nine Mile Babies.
It helps children feel seen and valued.
Kids thrive when they recognise themselves in the stories they read and the toys they love.
It builds confidence and self-esteem.
Representation tells children: You matter. Your story matters.
It protects against harmful stereotypes.
Inclusive play counters bias with positive, affirming imagery.
It creates joyful, meaningful play.
Every child deserves toys and stories that reflect their beauty, brilliance, and uniqueness.
“From my family to yours—thank you for letting Nine Mile Babies be a part of your child’s world.”
- Princess Booker