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Do you ever marvel at how easily young mothers strike up conversations? Its no coincidence. Within the first year of a babys life, there are three universal topics that captivate every parent: sleep, eating, and temperature. While we at mamalila may not claim expertise in all aspects of parenting, we do have invaluable tips to share about two crucial topics: sleep and temperature. more ...

There’s a certain magic to venturing out into the crisp fall or winter air with your little one snuggled against you. As parents, we cherish these moments, creating memories amidst the autumnal leaves or the winter wonderland. What makes babywearing beneficious in the cold season is the closeness it provides. Your baby is right there, against your chest or on your back, allowing you to always gauge whether it‘s warm enough. The shared body heat not only offers comfort but also serves a practical purpose – it keeps your baby warm, ensuring it feels loved, secure and cozy. more ...

Being a parent is the greatest adventure one can imagine, but it also comes with its challenges, especially when you have more than one child. Balancing the needs of a baby and an older sibling can be a demanding task. However, there's a wonderful solution that can make life easier for parents while offering numerous benefits for both children: babywearing. In this article, we'll show you how to have your hands free to care for your older child while ensuring your baby still gets the closeness they need. more ...

There are two types of parents in this world: those who pack way too much for their baby when they’re on the go, and those who pack way too much as well, but forget half the stuff they might actually have needed! In any case, we all tend to be overwhelmed in this kind of situation, take too many things with us, don’t use half of it and get upset having to carry all this stuff around… We have the answer for you: minimalism! By focusing on essential items and embracing the power of babywearing, you can enjoy quality time outdoors with your little one without being weighed down by an excess of stuff. And here are some tips as well as a list of how to pack lightly when you’re on the go with your baby. more ...

Are you traveling with your baby for the first time this summer? That’s great! Whether you're taking a short road trip or embarking on an international adventure, a little bit of preparation can make the journey much more manageable and enjoyable for everyone involved. Since we have some experience on the matter at mamalila, here are some valuable tips for traveling with a baby and a baby essentials packing list for your next vacation. more ...

Have you always enjoyed being in nature? As a couple, you used to go hiking often, but you're not sure if and how you can continue your hobby with kids? Don't worry, there are many ways to continue enjoying nature together with your possibly very young baby. Family hiking with a baby - babywearing expert & owner of DIDYMOS babywearing Tina Hofmann tells you how to do it more ...

Family vacation with children: why you should halve your travel itinerary and luggage. And why you should fully focus on your child. more ...

A comment we often receive in response to our videos when we present the functions and details of our jackets. Read our latest blog post to discover all the functions and features of our all-rounder, the Allrounder. And who knows - maybe you'd like to dedicate a video to it? Or you can take the information with you to your next consultation - in any case, your customers will thank you for it. more ...

Carrying is easy - when baby is small. However, as the baby slowly grows bigger and heavier, it becomes increasingly difficult.Switching to carrying on your back opens up new possibilities for yourself and your little passenger: it's easier to carry on your back, the child looks in the direction of movement and you walk more safely because there is not a (too) large child to restrict your view. And you can continue to enjoy all the advantages of carrying. more ...

The special challenge of babies, or at least one of them, is: they often have quite a hard time (well let's be honest, quasi not at all) telling us parents what's wrong with them. When a baby cries, parents quickly develop a checklist that can be dealt with point by point. Hungry? Nappy full? Tired? Stomach ache?But unfortunately if your baby is too cold, it doesn't express itself at all. On the contrary, it tends to become quiet and sleepy. And how are we parents supposed to know if baby is cold or tired? And how do we prevent our babies from overheating?In today's blog post, we have summarised a few tips to help you and your babies get through the winter well and, above all, warm. more ...