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Happy Hues’ big donation
Unwind Distributors Ltd director Loeri Robinson was joined by Paediatric Association of Jamaica executives Dr Martino Dyer (left) and Dr Alister Carvalho at the official handover of Happy Hues diapers to support hospitals, health centres and families worst hit by the hurricane Melissa. Courtesy of Unwind Distributors
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
November 25, 2025

Happy Hues’ big donation

Did you know that baby essentials company The Happy Hues Co is mom-founded? Founder Eunique Jones Gibson’s dream to nurture happy babies inside and out started six years ago, but became a reality in 2023. The concept, she says, came to her when her daughter was three, and she noticed that none of her training pants featured characters that “looked like her”.

In 2024, while the brand was still in its early stages, The Happy Hues Co products found themselves on the shelves of American retail corporation Target. The brand continued to make waves, eventually catching the attention of Unwind Distributors founder and new mom Loeri Robinson, who was dissatisfied with the baby essentials options available in Jamaica and was searching for non-toxic, soft, and premium diapers for her little one.

@thehappyhuesco founder Eunique Jones Gibson heard her cry and pulled some strings to make her products available in Jamaica.

Fast-forward to November 2025, and The Happy Hues Co, distributed locally by Unwind Distributors, has announced a significant donation of its premium, shea butter-infused diapers to support families affected by Hurricane Melissa. The total value of the donated goods is a remarkable J$5,000,000.

Jones Gibson holds a deep affection for Jamaica and saw it necessary to step up swiftly and substantially upon recognising the urgent needs of Jamaica’s children, parents, and other caregivers in the wake of the disaster.

“When we saw the devastating impact Hurricane Melissa had on Jamaican families, especially the youngest and most vulnerable, we knew we had to act immediately and in a meaningful way, and we are happy that Happy Hues jumped on-board in such a meaningful way,” said Robinson, director, Unwind Distributors. Happy Hues’ mission is to bring comfort to babies, and right now, that means ensuring essential supplies are available to those who need them most.

The donated diapers have started to be distributed across various organisations and key community figures dedicated to relief efforts, ensuring the aid reaches families in critical need.

 

Key recipients of the Happy Hues donation include:

• Paediatric Association of Jamaica — which will be allocating the diapers to hospitals, health centres and by extension communities worst-hit by the hurricane in St Elizabeth, Westmoreland, Hanover, St James, and Trelawny.

• ILAHs Lemon-aid Stand For Kids

• Emprezz Golding

• Olympian Asafa Powell and his wife, Alyshia Miller-Powell

 

 

 

Photos: Bee Trofort Photography, Courtesy of Unwind Distributors, IG/@thehappyhuesco

The Happy Hues Co products: Diapers (Cuddlers & Go-Getters), Training Pants ‘Big-Ups’, and fragrance-free baby wipes (Wipe Me Downs).

The Happy Hues Co products: Diapers (Cuddlers & Go-Getters), Training Pants ‘Big-Ups’, and fragrance-free baby wipes (Wipe Me Downs).

The Happy Hues Co diapers are unisex, features encouraging prints, a shea-butter infused top sheet that soothes the skin, wetness indicator to help recognise and change soiled diapers, cashmere-like softness, and a flexible fit..

The Happy Hues Co diapers are unisex, features encouraging prints, a shea-butter infused top sheet that soothes the skin, wetness indicator to help recognise and change soiled diapers, cashmere-like softness, and a flexible fit.

Unwind Distributors Ltd director Loeri Robinson was joined by Paediatric Association of Jamaica executives Dr Martino Dyer (left) and Dr Alister Carvalho at the official handover of Happy Hues diapers to support hospitals, health centres and families worst hit by the hurricane Melissa.Courtesy of Unwind Distributors

Unwind Distributors Ltd director Loeri Robinson was joined by Paediatric Association of Jamaica executives Dr Martino Dyer (left) and Dr Alister Carvalho at the official handover of Happy Hues diapers to support hospitals, health centres and families worst hit by the hurricane Melissa. Courtesy of Unwind Distributors

The Happy Hues Co-founder Eunique Jones GibsonIG/@thehappyhuesco

The Happy Hues Co-founder Eunique Jones Gibson IG/@thehappyhuesco

Hypoallergenic, fragrance-free wipes are specially formulated for your little ones sensitive skin.BEE TROFORT PHOTOGRAPHY

Hypoallergenic, fragrance-free wipes are specially formulated for your little ones sensitive skin. BEE TROFORT PHOTOGRAPHY

Unwind Distributors director Loeri RobinsonCourtesy of Unwind Distributors

Unwind Distributors director Loeri Robinson Courtesy of Unwind Distributors

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Happy Hues has got ‘hue’ covered, for all the little ones’ stages..

Happy Hues has got ‘hue’ covered, for all the little ones’ stages.

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