1 - 3 years

Montessori toys for children ages one to three are designed to help children reach developmental milestones. They are engaging and encouraging, but at this age, safety is paramount.

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Multi-Storage Diaper Bag - The Chic Adventurer

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Anima-sac diaper bag - Multi-storage

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Childhood Memories: Playtime Games

Childhood memories Playtime games “Hello, do you remember those crazy playground games?!” Remember those days at school, when we would spend hours playing games that seemed to last forever? From hopscotch to Rubik's Cube , Pogs and the famous Pokémon cards , we had our share of unforgettable moments. Do you remember the school walls covered in Panini images during international football matches? Wait, let me tell you something really nostalgic. You know, those times when we didn't worry about things, when all that mattered was having fun ? Yeah, those things that marked our childhood, that seemed timeless. Hopscotch, this game was always present in our recesses. It was so cool! We drew the squares with chalk on the playground floor, and hours of jumping and challenges began. We had fun throwing a stone or an object onto a square to see where it landed. If you failed, you passed the baton to another player. And what about the time when you had to hop on one leg? It was a real challenge of balance and coordination. Hopscotch was a simple game, but it could become incredibly competitive. Everyone tried to beat the others by reaching the last square, the one in the sky, without losing their balance. This game is synonymous with simplicity and laughter. And the Marbles! Everyone, girls and guys, loved it. We tried to find the best arenas to compete for our marbles with several game modes: the maze on the manhole cover or the marble jump on the water evacuation grids! Remember the cool names we gave them, like heart-shaped marbles, Chinese marbles , or even umbrella marbles ? They were crazy. Oh, and playing tag, or wolf ! You know, that frantic race to avoid getting caught. We had all these variations: " frozen cat ", " perched cat ", " candle cat "... It was so much fun, wasn't it? And how can we forget the skipping rope and the elastic band? Jumping rope , a staple of playground games, was a pastime enjoyed by all girls. All it took was a simple rope wrapped around the hands, and the world of recess would light up with rhythmic jumps . The girls gathered in a circle and took turns helping each other jump over the rope in synchronized movements. There were a multitude of songs and rhythms , and people competed to see who could do the most jumps without tripping. It was a simple game, but it required agility and coordination . Jumping rope was a great way to exercise , have fun , and strengthen friendships , creating lasting memories from our school days. Remember, football! Ah, that was the must-have thing, especially for the guys. We always managed to get a foam ball because the real ones were forbidden, remember ? But even those, we always ended up losing them, stuck in a tree or worse, confiscated after breaking a window… The Pogs But then there were all these games that seemed to be a hit for a few weeks and then fade away. Like, remember Pogs , that craze where you stacked up these little cardboard discs and had fun knocking them over ? It was crazy. Or the Rubik's Cube or the scoubidous ! They disappear and come back without warning. And even the Panini albums, with all those pictures of footballers that we exchanged! It was a big thing at the time, wasn't it? Ah, all those memories from our youth. It makes me smile just thinking about them.

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L'art délicat de couper les ongles de nos petits aventuriers

The delicate art of cutting our little adventurers' nails

Introduction: A Rite of Passage Ah, every modern parent's rite of passage ! Cutting your little one's nails without causing family drama. Who knew this mundane task would be so complex? But don't worry, dear parents, you're not alone in this adventure! Ready to learn the secrets to taking on this challenge like a pro? Read on to discover tips and advice from Jonathan, the founder of "LaBulledeMino". From Small Gestures to Big Memories Jonathan, the founder of "LaBulledeMino," is much more than an expert in children's items; he is also a parent. He has always said: "Every little gesture of daily life becomes an adventure when it comes to our children. And yet, it is in these moments that unbreakable bonds are formed." He himself went through this delicate phase and learned valuable lessons from it. We all need to create those special moments with our kids. But where do you start when it comes to trimming their nails? Secret #1: Create a Soothing Ritual The first step to successful nail clipping is to create a calming ritual . Before you even touch the scissors or nail clippers, establish a climate of trust. Turn on some soft music, talk to your child and explain what you are going to do. The idea is to relax him and make this moment a special one. Have you created a relaxed atmosphere? Perfect! Now let’s move on to the necessary tools. Secret #2: Choose the Right Tools Choosing the right tools is essential to succeed in this challenge. Opt for a nail clipper specially designed for toddlers. These are generally gentler and adapted to the fragility of their small hands . Also make sure you have good lighting to clearly see what you are doing. So, are you well equipped? Let’s see how to keep your little adventurer busy during this ritual. Secret #3: Distraction is Your Best Ally When you're dealing with a particularly agitated child, distraction is your best friend. Consider telling him a short story, giving him a toy, or even showing him a short video of his favorite cartoon. The important thing is to divert his attention while you do your work. Distraction in place? You're ready for the big moment. But keep in mind that every child is different. Every Child is Unique Remember that every child is different . What works for one may not work for another. But with patience, love, and the right tools, you can turn this task into a sweet and memorable moment. Conclusion: The Journey of Parenting The parenting journey is full of challenges, but that’s also what makes it so special. As Jonathan pointed out, it’s the little things that make the big memories . So take a deep breath, take your time, and remember that you’re not alone in this journey.

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Going to the potty, quite a story!

Dear Devoted Parent, If you are reading this, chances are you are in the same situation as thousands of other modern parents who are asking themselves the following question: "How do I get my child to use the potty?" Don't worry, you are not alone in this sometimes incredible adventure of parenting. The transition to using the potty can seem like a challenge, but with a little patience, persistence, and a touch of humor, you can help your little one become independent and navigate this important life milestone. That's why we've put together three surefire tips for you that will help you guide your child towards potty training independence. Tip 1: Create a Playful Routine One of the keys to making this transition a success is establishing a fun routine around using the potty. Children love consistency, so start by setting specific times during the day for potty breaks. To make this experience even more fun, let your child choose their own potty. Involve him in the selection process by letting him choose a potty that is brightly colored or has fun patterns. This little touch of personalization will make the potty much more appealing to him. Also, don't forget to celebrate every little success. Applause and small rewards like colorful stickers on an achievement chart can turn this moment into an exciting adventure. Tip 2: Be a Positive Role Model Our children learn a lot by watching us, which is why it is essential to be a positive role model when it comes to using the potty. Try to show your child that it is a natural part of growing up by using positive phrases like, “It’s great that you want to be a big boy or girl by using the potty!” Avoid excessive criticism and pressure, as this can cause anxiety. Instead, encourage independence by letting your child try on their own at first, while staying nearby to offer support and encouragement. Remember that every child is unique, and there is no universal timeline for this milestone. Be patient and willing to adjust your approach based on your child's needs. Tip 3: Turn Learning into Adventure Children love stories and adventures, so why not turn using the potty into an exciting experience? Create a story or game that involves the potty, such as a trip to space where your child has to use the potty before taking off. You can also read books about the potty and the adventures of the characters who discover it. This approach will make using the potty not only inevitable but also fun. Remember to celebrate each small step of progress and encourage your child's curiosity about this new stage in their life. In conclusion, the transition to using the potty can seem like a challenge, but with the right tips and a positive attitude, you can guide your child towards independence successfully. Remember that every child evolves at their own pace, so be patient and adapt to their needs. At LaBulledeMino, we understand the challenges you face as a parent, and we are here to support you every step of the way. After all, we believe that parenting should be a positive and memorable experience, full of laughter and love. Feel free to share your own tips and experiences in the comments below. Together, we can create a supportive community for modern parents who want to provide their children with a healthy and happy growth. Stay optimistic, engage, and celebrate every little success on the road to potty independence. Your child is growing every day, and you are doing a great job guiding him or her towards a bright future. With all our support, The LaBulledeMino Team

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