Hi guys, my due date group here in Denmark is going crazy over this new carrier from Voksi:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DX944S8IS7G/?igsh=eXR5cmRqdXBkajJ5
I'm wondering what you all think, does it look like a good carrier? I really struggle with putting on all my carriers and they all hurt my back so I'm curious about this one.
I just had a baby daughter and all I can think about is keeping her safe from flame retardants and PFAs and other environmental factors that impact hormone function. Is there any consensus about best things to do to prevent early puberty? This is my biggest fear, we know puberty is getting earlier and earlier, and I really want to help in any way to let her body stay a little kid for as long as it needs!
Hi guys, the aircon in my new (used) 2017 Fabia Combi randomly turns off and on when its set to "on" position, and the rear windows can be controlled succesfully by driver, but the switches in the back only work half the time pulling the windows up, and never work pushing them down.
Anyone have any leads as to what's going on, if this is an expensive fix, + if it's something I can do myself (I'm somewhat handy?)
Thanks!
Hi guys,
We're stuck on naming our baby girl. We live in Denmark, but she's Danish and American. She's 2 months old and so far her personality seems more on the side of spunky, curious, opinionated, outgoing, silly. Please give me your suggestions if you have any, but so far the at the top of our list we are considering:
Solvej (sol-vai) an old nordic name-- this was one of our first favorites. Is it too hard for Americans? Lucia/ nickname LuLu (there's a holiday here called Lucia's day which could be fun for her, but is it too feminine?), Lola, Anne/ Annie after my partner's very sweet mom Anne Marie who died a few years ago.
Also love but are lower in the ranking--
Luna (she was born on the Lunar eclipse!)
Selma
Stella
Josephine/Johanne, JoJo nickname
Georgia, called Georgie
Freya
Astrid
Penelope called Nell?
I love Charlie for a girl but I feel like it's too overplayed and Charlotte is really stuck up here in Denmark
Danish names I wish I could use but are too weird pronunciation wise--
Gry
Sif
Liv
Røskva
Hi everyone, we just started our family and have never been car owners before so we're a little unsure of our space needs. We have a small black lab, a baby, two parents and occasionally a father in law in a car for a road trip. We're considering a 2017 Skoda Fabia tsi 1,2 with 180k kms and a 2011 Roomster tsi 1,2 DSG with 220k kms.
I can't tell which boot layout is better for us with the back seats up. We'll reliably have a 25kg petite labrador back there, and a carseat in one of the back seats.
Are there big safety differences in the two cars? Reliability and repairs differences between the two cars? What about space/ storage differences? I can't find any videos online explaining the back seat system of the Roomster but it seems amazing, so it is tempting.
Any advice would be very helpful!