Handmade
Each leather teddy is made individually, not mass-produced.
A memorial project made by hand
From Charlie, with love.
Handmade leather teddy bear keychains created in memory of our daughter, Charlie, and donated to families experiencing pregnancy and infant loss.
Our Charlie
Charlie Teddies were created in memory of our daughter, Charlie. This project is one small way for us to carry her memory forward and offer something tangible to families walking through pregnancy or infant loss.
We will add more of Charlie’s story here when we are ready to share it. The goal is for this page to remain personal, gentle, and centered on remembrance.
Why Charlie Teddies
Each teddy is cut from leather, finished by hand, and given as a remembrance piece. The name “Charlie Teddies” is intentional: they are little teddies from Charlie.
Each leather teddy is made individually, not mass-produced.
Our first priority is providing teddies at no cost through infant-loss support groups.
Each teddy is meant to be a small reminder that a baby’s life and memory matter.
Giving Charlie Teddies
We are beginning by donating Charlie Teddies to local pregnancy and infant-loss groups for families to receive at no cost.
As the project grows, we’ll add participating organizations and information for groups interested in receiving teddies.
In the future, families may be able to purchase additional teddies for spouses, grandparents, siblings, or friends. If we offer that option, it will be listed here separately from the donated program.
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The meaning behind CMD
CMD Leather Goods was named using Charlie’s initials. Leatherworking became a creative outlet, and Charlie Teddies grew naturally from that connection.
Charlie Teddies is a memorial project made through CMD Leather Goods, but the focus here will always remain on Charlie, remembrance, and the families receiving the teddies.
Stay connected
We’ll share finished teddies, donation updates, participating organizations, and more of Charlie’s story as the project develops.