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There are products, you didn’t know you needed, before you had them. Well, this is one of them. Designed with all the “makes-sense” features, to ensure smooth transportation and storage of things, on every travel you go.
Are you a parent who's always on the go? Do you need a spacious and reliable bag that can handle the demands of parenting, even for multiple kids? Look no further! Benne Nursing Bag by Danish brand That’s Mine is designed with you in mind.
It is loaded with practical features that make parenting easier. From multiple pockets to a thermal compartment for drinks and even a hidden, removable changing pad, this bag has everything you need.
Eco-Friendly - made from recycled polyester, with a natural impregnation to make it water-resistant. And that’s not all - you can securely attach it to the handlebars of any pram!
Features:
- Shoulder strap
- Smart straps with velcro ensures the bag remains securely attached to the handlebars of your pram
- A large pocket on the outside in which a smart changing mat is hidden. When you no longer need to use the pad, it can simply be unbuttoned, and the pocket can be used for a tablet/computer or to provide a handy place to store your essentials
- The changing pad can withstand alcohol for disinfection
- Hard solid base
- Good divider pockets inside the bag
- Thermal pocket to keep drinks/food cold/hot
- Size: 34 cm height x 40 cm length x 18 cm width
Care:
- Composition: 100% Recycled polyester
- Construction: Woven
- Wash: Wash cold (max 30°C)
- Wash instructions: Easy to wipe clean with a wet cloth. Wash with similar colors. Keep away from fire.
- Drying: Do not tumble dry
- Ironing: Do not dry clean
- Bleaching: Do not Bleach
Pick-up points / parcel terminals LATVIA, LITHUANIA, ESTONIA
Courier delivery (to home doorstep) LATVIA, LITHUANIA, ESTONIA
Courier delivery (to home doorstep) POLAND, GERMANY, SWEDEN, SPAIN, ITALY, FRANCE & rest of Europe
We offer a full refund in cases of product damage or defects caused during manufacturing or shipping. Please contact our support team immediately if you receive a damaged or defective product.
To receive a refund, the product must be returned within 14 days of delivery in its original, unopened, and undamaged packaging.
Here are real, filter-free tips from the Gege team for parents who want to keep calm, keep the diaper dry, and arrive in one piece (emotionally and physically).
Anyone with small children quickly realizes that your mug is no longer your own. Neither is that half-bitten treat you were saving for later. Even going to the bathroom becomes an event – a tiny human is sitting next to you, watching your every move like it’s the most fascinating thing in the world. Well, it’s kind of fun, and you do feel loved. But for four out of my five pregnancies, I lived in this reality, with these circumstances only growing – partly due to the fact that I chose to keep my kids at home instead of sending them to kindergarten. So, my biggest challenge was to balance it all without losing myself and my mental well-being in between all my children and their wants and needs, the household, and the everyday chores – which, as we all know, is a lot.
And let’s be real – we all need a break sometimes. It’s not just a want, it’s a necessity.
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