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Easter Break with Toddlers
– Simple Tips for a Cozy Holiday
Easter break with toddlers doesn't have to be jam-packed to be a success. Simple activities, fresh air, and time together go a long way — at an easy pace. Easter break activities with toddlers — simple ideas Do Easter crafts with colorful paper, crayons, and stickers Set up a simple egg hunt at home or outdoors Look for signs of spring like flowers, birds, and insects Easter outings with toddlers — close by and hassle-free Head to a nearby playground — pack sand toys and a ball Take a short... Read more...
Spring with Little Ones
– Simple Tips for Smoother Days
Spring with little ones is a time for fresh air, lighter evenings, and simple adventures. It doesn't need to be complicated — a walk, playtime in the park after preschool, or a snack in the sunshine goes a long way toward creating lovely moments together. Dressing little ones for spring — how to get it right Layering is the key when temperatures shift. Think practical — clothes that are easy to get on and off — and expect things to get a little wet and muddy along the way. Diapers... Read more...
10 easy & screen-free
indoor activities for 2–3-year-olds
Keeping little ones entertained indoors without a screen can feel like a challenge, especially on rainy days or tired afternoons. But you don't need fancy toys or lots of planning. With simple things you already have at home, you can create fun, developmental and cosy playtimes, without distracting screens. Check out our tips for easy indoor activities for 2-3-year-olds (no screens): 1. Build an obstacle course in the living room Use cushions, blankets, chairs and tape on the floor to build a fun indoor obstacle course. Crawl under tables, jump... Read more...
Quitting the Pacifier: 7 Gentle Tips, Even Through Tears and Protests
Quitting the pacifier is a big step for many kids. Because the pacifier is so often tied to comfort and sleep, the transition can stir up big feelings. But with the right timing and a calm approach, it usually goes better than you'd think. Here are our best tips for when it's time to say goodbye to the pacifier: 7 tips for quitting the pacifier 1. Pick the right momentAvoid big changes like starting daycare or preschool, a new sibling, or moving house. 2. Prepare your childTalk about it ahead... Read more...
What is sleep training?
Sleep training is about helping your child fall asleep (and fall back asleep) on their own. It can mean creating new bedtime routines or changing what you do when your child wakes up at night. For some families, it's about reducing night wakings. For others, it's about making bedtime calmer and more predictable. The goal is usually better sleep — for both children and parents. Different sleep training methods There are many ways to approach sleep training. Here are a few common ones: 1. Gradual changeYou make small adjustments, one... Read more...
What certifications do
Bammies diapers have?
At Bammies, we believe in full transparency – from how our diapers are made to what they contain. Every Bammies diaper is created with care for both children and the planet, and manufactured according to international standards for safety, quality and sustainability. Below is a complete list of our certifications: Certified bambooOur diapers are made from certified bamboo from responsibly and sustainably managed forests. That means the raw material comes from sources that respect the environment, people and biodiversity. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100The bamboo fibers we use in Bammies diapers are... Read more...
Teething in Babies: Fever, Loose Stools and Other Symptoms
Babies and toddlers getting a fever when teething is a hot topic among parents. Many also notice that the tummy gets looser when new teeth are on the way. But what's actually true? Which symptoms go hand in hand with teething — and when could it be something else, like a cold or a stomach bug? Here we sort out what's common and what you should keep an eye on. When do the first teeth come in? The first teeth usually appear at 6–8 months of age, but it varies... Read more...
Vabbruari: Tips for colds and sick-child days, so you make it through February
When it feels like winter will never end, many families with little ones are running on empty. One virus follows the next, and everyday life takes more planning than usual. But with a few thoughtful routines and a little foresight, you can create better conditions for both recovery and less germ-spreading at home. February. The month when the calendar fills up with sick-kid days (what we in Sweden call VAB – paid leave to care for a sick child), the laundry basket is never empty and someone is always coughing... Read more...
Känslig hud på vintern<br> – så tar du hand om ditt barns hy i kylan</br>
Sensitive skin in winter
– how to care for your little one's skin in the cold
Winter can be extra tough on little ones' sensitive skin. Cold air, dry indoor heating and layer upon layer of clothing can cause dryness and irritation. With the right products... Read more...
Things to do in the city with kids during winter break
– Tips for big and small
Keeping kids entertained in the city during the winter breaks can feel tricky — but Christmas break and February break in the city can be both cozy and fun! With the right activities, there's something for every age — whether you want to be out in the cold or inside in the warmth. Winter activities for younger kids Play centers or indoor playgrounds — perfect for burning off energy The library — for when you need a break or a calm day Crafts & creative workshops — often held during... Read more...
Giftfria julklappar till barn <br>– vad ska man välja?</br>
Non-toxic Christmas gifts for children
– what should I choose?
Christmas is approaching, and with it the Christmas shopping. As a parent, you obviously want to give your children what they want – but also be sure that the things... Read more...
Preschool Clothes for Fall and Winter: The Complete Checklist
Checklist: Fall and Winter Clothes for Kids at Preschool Knowing how to dress your child for fall and winter at preschool can be a challenge. Rain, wind, cold, and snow call for the right clothes so kids can spend long stretches outside without getting wet or cold. Here's a practical checklist with everything you need to keep your child warm, dry, and ready for play and mischief all day long. Clothes for the fall term at preschool In fall, the weather shifts fast — from mild, sunny days to cold,... Read more...