Made In New Jersey: How this Plainfield native created her business TinkyPoo diapers
Nadiyah Spencer, founder and CEO of TinkyPoo Diapers, explained what makes her company No. 1 in the number two business.
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May 13, 2024, 11:27 AM
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Updated 118 days ago
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48ds agoFor this week’s Made In New Jersey, News 12’s Syma Chowdhry met the mom and businesswoman behind a newer diaper and wipes brand called TinkyPoo.
Nadiyah Spencer, founder and CEO of TinkyPoo Diapers, explained what makes her company No. 1 in the number two business.
The Plainfield-native said TinkyPoo Diapers are eco-friendly, plant-based diapers that have depictions of children of color.
TinkyPoo wipes and diapers can be found on shelves of Buy Buy Baby and online on Walmart.com or the company website.
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