Maternity gifts under DKK 500.

Senger Naturwelt teddy bear with heating pad - The little white goose
The cutest little goose made of organic cotton, which quickly becomes a favorite with both children and adults. Senger Naturwelt produces teddy bears and stuffed animals of high quality, where safety and chemical freedom are the focus. The products are made without harmful substances, and the materials are as far as possible organic and locally produced.

Best in test
The heating pad teddy bears from Senger Naturwelt have been awarded several times as "Best in test" by ÖKO TEST, which is the German counterpart to the Danish Consumer Council TÆNK.

How to use heating pad the teddy bear
Inside the goose's stomach is a bag filled with cherry stones, which can be taken out and either heated or cooled as required. This makes the goose an ideal companion for children who need relief from a fever, stomach ache or simply want a little extra warmth in the pram on cold days. The cherry stones create a calming effect and make a pleasant crackling sound when you hug the goose.

When the cherry bag needs to be warmed, wrap it in a tea towel or towel and heat it in a regular oven for 10-15 minutes or on a warm radiator until it is pleasantly warm to the touch. The bag's cooling effect can be achieved by placing it in the freezer for approx. 30 minutes.

Senger Naturwelt teddy bear with heating pad - The little gray goose
The cutest little goose made of organic cotton, which quickly becomes a favorite with both children and adults. Senger Naturwelt produces teddy bears and stuffed animals of high quality, where safety and chemical freedom are the focus. The products are made without harmful substances, and the materials are as far as possible organic and locally produced.

Best in test
The heating pad teddy bears from Senger Naturwelt have been awarded several times as "Best in test" by ÖKO TEST, which is the German counterpart to the Danish Consumer Council TÆNK.

How to use heating pad the teddy bear
Inside the goose's stomach is a bag filled with cherry stones, which can be taken out and either heated or cooled as required. This makes the goose an ideal companion for children who need relief from a fever, stomach ache or simply want a little extra warmth in the pram on cold days. The cherry stones create a calming effect and make a pleasant crackling sound when you hug the goose.

When the cherry bag needs to be warmed, wrap it in a tea towel or towel and heat it in a regular oven for 10-15 minutes or on a warm radiator until it is pleasantly warm to the touch. The bag's cooling effect can be achieved by placing it in the freezer for approx. 30 minutes.

Breastfeeding pillow in kapok – natural comfort for you and your baby

The kapok nursing pillow from Cocoon Company is a practical and natural solution to make breastfeeding comfortable for both you and your baby. Filled with kapok fibers extracted from the seed pods of the kapok tree, this pillow offers unique properties that stand out from other materials.

Kapok is known to be:

• Temperature regulating: Keeps you and your baby cool by directing heat and moisture away from the body.
• Water repellent: The fibers create a dry environment that does not attract house dust mites or sponge.
• Allergy-friendly: Perfect for allergy sufferers, as it reduces the risk of irritating allergens.

Measures and design:
The nursing pad measures approx. 62 x 62 cm in the angle, 20 cm in width and 15 cm in height.
It comes without a cover, giving you the freedom to choose the cover that best suits your needs and style.

Maintenance:
Kapok fibers require a little extra care:

• Wash only when necessary: ??Consider spot washing or simply airing to preserve the fibers.
• Drying: Use dryer on medium heat together with wool dryer balls to loosen clumps.

With a kapok nursing pillow, you get a product that combines naturalness with functionality, so you can focus on the most important – your baby.

Beginner-friendly knitting from 0-2 years

In Maternity knitting you get 18 beginner-friendly knitting patterns where everyone can participate. The recipes are written without the use of abbreviations and without excessively advanced techniques, and several of the recipes also have picture guides, so that it becomes easier to understand the workflow in the recipes. In addition to the recipes, the book also contains good advice for home-knitted maternity gifts and good advice for new knitters, as well as a section on choosing yarn and materials for the recipes.