Our range is made for pregnancy, the weeks after birth and your baby's first year. Every product is a cosmetic, not a medicine, and we don't make treatment claims about any of them.

If you have a skin condition, you're under a doctor's care, or you're unsure about a particular ingredient, check with your midwife or doctor first. We'd always rather you asked.

Most people start with the Nipple Cream & Belly Butter. It's the smallest thing we make and the one that gets used most.

After that, the Stretch Mark Oil for a changing belly, and the Magnesium Body Cream when your skin feels tight and dry.

The Baby Wash and the Baby Lotion cover almost everything in the first year.

Add the Baby Butter for the dry patches that turn up on cheeks, knees and elbows.

Yes. They're made for delicate skin, and plenty of people use the Baby Lotion on their own hands and face — particularly in the first months, when your own routine gets very short.

No, and we won't tell you otherwise.

Stretch marks come down to genetics, how your skin stretches and how your baby grows. No product prevents them, whatever the packaging says.

What our Stretch Mark Oil does is keep your skin nourished and comfortable while it changes, which is worth something on its own.

Yes — built around a stage rather than a shelf. Pregnancy, the first bath, the first weeks, and the part after birth nobody warns you about.

Australian native botanicals do most of the work.

Kakadu Plum (Terminalia ferdinandiana) is a small green fruit from the north of Australia, and one of the richest natural sources of Vitamin C found in any fruit. Quandong (Santalum acuminatum) is a native desert peach. Lilly Pilly is a rainforest berry.

Every product carries its full ingredient list on the pack and on its product page. If you want to check something specific before you buy, email us and we'll tell you.

Some of our products contain oils from nuts or soy. Here is exactly which, so you can decide with your doctor.

Almond and soy are in the Stretch Mark Oil only — sweet almond oil (Prunus amygdalus dulcis) and soybean oil (Glycine soja). The almond oil is cold pressed, which means it is pressed straight from the almond rather than refined. If you have a nut or soy allergy, this is the one to leave out.

Shea butter (Butyrospermum parkii) comes from the nut of the shea tree, so it belongs on this list even though it is rarely the one people are thinking of.

Coconut (Cocos nucifera) is botanically a fruit rather than a nut, though it is sometimes grouped with tree nuts on allergy labels. Where the table says derived from, there is no coconut oil in the product, but some ingredients are made from it.

If you have a known allergy, read the full ingredient list before you buy and talk to your doctor or midwife. And if you would like us to go through a particular product with you, email us at enquiries@podorganics.com.au. We are happy to.

Yes to the first, no to the second — across the whole range, every product.

Both are certified by Safe Cosmetics Australia: Vegan-Friendly Certified™ and Cruelty-Free Certified™.

We're certified by Safe Cosmetics Australia. Our most recent audit was June 2026.

The certification covers five standards: Australian Certified Toxic-Free®, Made Safe™, Allergy Certified®, Cruelty-Free Certified™ and Vegan-Friendly Certified™.

Each product is assessed and licensed on its own, rather than the brand being certified as a whole. If you'd like to see the certificate for a particular product, email us and we'll send it through.

We're also certified by Australian Made and Australian Owned, and you'll find their logo on our packs.

Yes, naturally — nothing in our range is unscented.

The scent can shift a little over time as the botanicals meet air and light. That's normal, and it isn't a sign anything is wrong.

Made in Australia. Our products are manufactured in Sydney, and we pack and send every order from the Central Coast of New South Wales.