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Mattress protectors are an essential part of everyday hygiene – whether you're taking care of a baby, child, senior, or just want to prolong the life of your mattress. At Kaarsgaren, we offer a comple...

During the first months of life, babies are very sensitive to temperature changes. To make sure your little one feels safe, cozy, and warm, it is important to choose the right baby wrap. Especially in...

Many parents wonder whether their newborn or infant should sleep with a pillow. While soft bedding may seem cozy, experts have clear recommendations when it comes to safe sleep. Here’s what you should...

We are excited to introduce a brand new addition to our collection! Our baby non-slip pants in pink with a cheerful design of white bunnies and flowers are now available. Made from 100% cotton with Oe...

Merino wool is a natural fiber known for its many benefits – it regulates temperature, wicks moisture, is antibacterial, and incredibly soft to the touch. Still, you might notice some small pills form...

Many new parents wonder: what’s the best way to keep their baby warm and safe while sleeping? With so many options available, swaddles and sleeping bags are two of the most popular choices. But which ...

Swaddling is often the first way we embrace a newborn. Whether you're looking for something elegant for a baptism or a lightweight swaddle for hot days, we’ll help you pick the perfect option. 🎀 Trad...

Summer doesn’t always mean heat. Sometimes a breeze rolls in, the clouds appear, or the sun sets early. That’s when a light summer footmuff made of organic cotton becomes your best friend. It keeps yo...

Warm summer days can make stroller walks challenging. Babies overheat easily, the upholstery gets soaked with sweat, and cleaning becomes a hassle. The solution? A summer liner for the stroller – ligh...

Merino wool is commonly known as a winter material – it keeps you warm even when damp and protects against the cold. But did you know it's also perfect for summer? More and more parents are turning to...