NOTE :: ORDERS PLACED AFTER 8/7 WILL BE READY FOR SHIPMENT, PICK-UP, OR DELIVERY THE WEEK OF 8/16
NaughtyGood offers a guilt-free, gourmet chocolate bite made from whole ingredients and less added sugar. We prove that healthy doesn’t have to be limiting and we dare to challenge the traditional view of sweet treats, while promoting a message that is bigger than a bite. A message of kindness and celebration, not intolerance and rivalry. Of lifting each other up, joining forces, raising the ceiling of self-worth… and the floor. We encourage you to mimic our bites by doing good and inspiring others. Define your naughty and be purposefully imperfect. Stop comparing and start honoring the NaughtyGood women in your life (and the men who support them)… with a box of our bites.
Need the perfect escape? Look no further than our latest specialty NaughtyGood gift box!!!
This specialty NaughtyGood gift box is all about waking up those taste buds and features all things COFFEE!!!
Relax and indulge with our most popular gift box—filled with gifts created to help you unwind.
“Nothing is better than a beautiful gift in impeccable packaging; that is yummy, and not so naughty that you can’t enjoy them guilt-free. From the stunning packaging to the very apropos name, these NaughtyGood Bites will be on my gift list to give and receive this year!”
— Beth L.
“I waited three days to eat one of these beautifully packaged bites. They made me happy just opening the box. I waited for the moment I could savor these delectable treats. I did just what they said...cozy jammies, Netflix, some me time. So worth the wait! These NaughtyGood Bites are simply heaven.”
— Karyn F.
“I opened the box, read the note inside, and started to cry. I’m so happy for you on your new venture. Proud of the work you are doing. Thankful for the delicious treats and even better mission.”
— Sara C.
It took us 3 years to conceive our first child so you can imagine our surprise when we found out that we were pregnant with our second child before we even knew we were trying. The pregnancy went smooth and our son, Sawyer Dean Taylor (his name paid tribute to my maiden name and to an uncle who had passed when I was young), was born on August 29th, 2007. By all accounts, he was a perfectly healthy newborn and was cleared to go home just 48-hours after delivery.
