Kakadu Tiny Tots

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Kakadu Tiny Tots

Organic First Nations wellness and native food company.

04/06/2025

Native bush food catering for any budget and events 🙌🏾

12/04/2025

Support First Nations women in Business 🩷 make beautiful hand made earrings for all occasions. Found in store at 🌸 Soon available online 🩷🩷🩷

08/04/2025

Native basil, bush tomato and buffalo mozzarella panini 😍 Freshly made with beautiful native ingredients 🫶🏽 Pop in and say hi 👋 Shop 12B/ 19 Main Street, Samford Valley.

24/03/2025

Come and visit us Brisbane 😍 is located in Samford Valley across from Drakes. Support Aboriginal women from rural and remote communities as well as serving beautiful native infused healthy lunches 🖤💛❤️

18/03/2025

Our Kakadu Plum amenities range now comes in a beautiful gift box 🎁 For all corporate and wholesale enquires please email sales@kakaduorganics.com.au 🙌🏾

16/03/2025

Absolutely beautiful 😍 Our organic bush tea will help rebalance and relax you 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

15/03/2025

Zonta Club of Brisbane's third finalist for the Advancement of Women Award is Kylie-Lee Bradford. Kylie is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, speaker, and coach, and founder of Kakadu Organics, an Aboriginal-owned, female-led company that produces native foods, wellness products, and bush medicine.
Raised in Kakadu, Northern Territory, Kylie-Lee’s deep cultural knowledge and lived experience fuel her passion for creating sustainable communities and increasing economic empowerment for Aboriginal people in business, particularly women in rural and remote areas.
Kylie-Lee’s journey began with the founding of Kakadu Tiny Tots in 2016, a unique organic baby clothing line featuring hand painted art from the Kakadu Region.
After appearing on Shark Tank Australia and turning down an investment offer to stay true to her vision of creating impactful change, she grew the business into a successful venture stocked in over 100 retail outlets across Australia. Today, Kakadu Organics has matured into a cultural wellness company with a global reach, co laborating with major companies like Qantas, Accor, Canva, QTIC, and Supply Nation.
Through Kakadu Organics, Kylie-Lee champions First Nations women, fostering entrepreneurship and leadership while promoting cultural preservation through workshops and immersive experiences. In addition to her business leadership, Kylie-Lee works closely with First Nations entrepreneurs and organisations across Australasia and the Pacific Islands. Her impact spans capability building, community consultation, trauma-informed coaching, and international cultural exchange.
With qualifications in Life Coaching, Trauma-Informed Care, Mental Health First Aid, Tourism and Events, and a diploma from Murra Business School, Kylie-Lee’s expertise is both broad and deeply rooted in community values.
Her mission is clear: to empower women, preserve cultural heritage, and create lasting social impact by uplifting communities through sustainable business practice.
For more information on the Advancement of women Award and the past awardees: zontabrisbane.org.au

25/10/2024

Come find us at the this weekend 🍷 We have amazing show specials for you all this weekend 🎉🎉🎉

19/10/2024

My beautiful Darby 💜 Following in her nanas footsteps 💜🥺💜

04/10/2024

So proud of my son making the team 💜🏉💜 He has worked so hard for this! 🏉💜

18/09/2024

Our beautiful tasting organic bush teas which help with Sleep, Anxiety and Inflammation 🫶🏽

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Australia Wide
Darwin City, NT
0810

Telephone

+61422588586

Website

http://kakadutinytots.com.au/

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Kakadu Tiny Tots is 100% Indigenous owned and operated. We pride ourselves in producing the highest quality organic cotton baby and childrens clothing that features the finest hand painted art from Aboriginal artist around Australia