Read more about Kids & Family in our newly created category. We all want to become better moms, this is why this category has been especially created for all moms out there who want to improve their lifestyle.
It’s with pleasure that I introduce you to Affenzahn, a German brand that makes beautiful environmentally friendly backpacks and accessories for children that are produced responsibly.
This beautiful unicorn backpack is suitable for children from one to three years old. Not only that all her Barbies and Lego cubes easily fit in, she likes to pull its tongue and play with the loop arms. It’s amazing because she can take it with her to the kindergarten and play with it at home.
How do you choose sunscreen? Did you know that you can get advice in Pharmacie Coop Vitality free of charge?
I found out about this service after we came back from our holiday. When we were in Costa Rica, we used sunscreens all day long. After three weeks, I started to wonder if it could do more harm than good. Are the chemicals absorbed by our skin? How often are we supposed to reapply sunscreen when we are on the beach? Could we develop Vitamin D deficiency?
So many questions and I was not able to answer them. I made an appointment with a pharmacist to get the answers from a professional.
I always admire parents whose kids look impeccably clean. I don’t know how they do it. When I feel like desperate after I changed Chloe-Sofia for the third time, I remember what my mom likes to say: “Happy kids are dirty.” It is a sign that they are playing, enjoying nature and having fun. Who cares if the pants got wet and muddy? Let me just say that I am learning to relax and let Chloe-Sofia be herself.
Some time ago I began to put aside her clothes with the most persistent stains. I tried all the tricks you can think of (bleach, cold water, vinegar) but as nothing worked, I decided to approach it differently. Instead of trying to fight it, I used it to my advantage. I got several packets of fabric dye and dusted off long lost my tie-dye knowledge.
