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Summer, heat, a sweaty child in a car seat... and then colds, runny noses, coughs. Can this be prevented? Yes! And we'll tell you the solution right away... Merino. Why Merino? Read on to find out!

Softness from nature for sweet dreams: why Tencel is not only ideal for children's sleeping bags.

Dear woman, if you and your baby are experiencing a breastfeeding strike right now or feel like you might be, first of all, we send you a big virtual hug. Whew, it's a tough time, we feel for you so much because we've been through it too. That's why we've put together an article that we wanted you to read as well during this striking time.

The article was prepared for you by Gabka and Janka. Gabka helps us as a freelance marketer and went through the baby strike with her younger son. Janka is the founder of Vacice, a mom of three and a lactation consultant.

Do you want your merino clothes to last for years and retain their softness and functionality? Then proper care is a must. We've put together a handy guide to help you know everything you need to know about caring for merino.

Your girlfriends are talking about it, it's popping up on social media, even the sparrows on the roof are chirping about it. Merino. You've heard it's a wool, amazing and miraculous. But what makes it so special that everyone loves it? Read on and see for yourself. And then maybe one day you'll see for yourself.

How to make my baby feel comfortable at night? To keep him safe, to keep him from getting too cold or overheating? To get a good night's sleep for him and (ideally) for me? At first glance, this may seem like a trivial question, but in reality, the answers can be endless. So which is the right one? It's probably not what you want to hear right now, but: different for everyone. But don't worry, it does have a few principles, and if you stick to them, you and your baby will sleep well at night.

If you're one of those moms who like to be prepared and well-equipped, here are some tips on how to handle the six weeks of your first, second or even third baby. 

We believe that by preparing well, you can enjoy this time with your baby, but we also know from our own experience that preparing for a new addition to the family is not nearly as easy as preparing for, say, a work meeting. 

So, if things don't go according to your plan, don't despair and, above all, take a deep breath. We'll help you with that too.

You ask, we answer. Well, okay, you don't ask, but we'll tell you anyway. So is merino wool good for summer? Short answer: YES. Long answer: read the article.

It's crying, it's wriggling, but it's not a tummy ache, sir. I mean, at least it's not necessarily a tummy ache. We're not going to replace doctors now, of course, but we already know a thing or two about baby colic. And we know that when we discover the true cause of our baby's misfortune, we can eliminate it quite effectively. Even without medication.

We've got such a wickedness here, and that is unrealistic expectations of our young children in terms of their sleep. Our little miracle worker is not even half a year old yet and we are already googling and paying sleep consultants, just so that the baby finally sleeps through the night and doesn't hang up on us when we put him to sleep. But where did these expectations come from and should we be making a big deal out of them? Let's take a look at the 5 most common myths that could really be dust.

Or how to put a child to sleep without harming the health of both parties involved. Dear tired mom, close your eyes, take a deep breath and exhale. We're in this with you. Whether you've just spent twenty sweaty minutes bouncing around on a fitball with a baby in your arms, whether you're starting to feel the first signs of thigh muscles from rocking with a baby in a carrier or trying to tame a wild beast at half past ten in the evening, we can imagine what you're going through. We've been there, too. We rocked, we bounced, we walked, we sang, we shushed, we hmmmmed, we nursed, we traded the carrier for a scarf and vice versa, all with one noble goal in mind: to put our little ones to sleep. The following lines might serve to reassure and encourage you that what you are doing is right and if you persevere, you won't lose your nerve and you have a chance of raising a happy and contented child.

Baby cries often? Skin to skin contact!

Baby keeps waking up? Skin to skin contact!

Is your baby struggling with a fever? Skin to skin contact!

Is there a problem with breastfeeding? Skin to skin contact!

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There are so many conflicting opinions and information around newborn care that sometimes you really don't know anymore. If you are interested in how we care for our newborn marsupials, feel free to read our short guide.

Welcome back, we're reporting back with the next part of our series on basic care for mini humans. Today we're going to look right into the eyes, ears, mouth and nose and write a little bit about how we care for these parts of the newborn's little body when something is bothering them. Read on, the show can begin.

At the beginning of the Vacice brand was the desire to make sleep more pleasant for our children. We wanted to give them something nice, unique and most importantly functional. We try to translate this desire into our products and the materials we use to make them.

Do you long for our sleeping bags, but worry about how to swaddle your little one at night if necessary? Oh, it's easy that way:

Do you know what wrinkles actually are...? 

..those annoying little balls? Where do they come from and how do they form?

We are sleeping well today.

We don't wake up to blanket cold dumped babies at night. They are getting better quality and deeper sleep, they are warm and we are not worried about them catching a cold. 

It hasn't always been that way, and of course, we've had tough nights and rough mornings too.

When our first daughter was born, we had no experience with baby care, we hadn't been taught anything, we hadn't been given any "well-meaning advice" (sometimes thankfully).

This sweet ignorance of ours and the immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth was a great start to contact parenting.