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The lights go on, wish lists get longer… and somewhere between the St Nicholas and Christmas rush you try to combine it all: work, presents, dinners, family visits and ordinary family life.

Summer is long gone, the days are getting shorter, and the first hints of Christmas are already in the air. And yes — the planner in me is back! I’m slowly starting my Christmas gift prep, because the best gifts take time to find.

Read the full article below in the magazine of the VBOV (Flemish Professional Organisation of Midwives)

Microplastics are tiny plastic fragments, usually smaller than 5 millimetres. They’re often added to skincare to improve texture, give a smooth feel or help products stick better to the skin.

Are you looking for honest stories and practical tips about expressing milk and breastfeeding? Discover Kolfcast, the first podcast about pumping, in which midwife Elke Notebaert has open conversations about breast milk, pumping and combining work with a baby.

A few weeks ago I was interviewed by Farmamatch about my entrepreneurial story, my vision and what the future holds. You can find the full story on the Farmamatch website or below.

At “Oh, Baby!” we believe in making conscious choices for our children as well as our planet. That's why all our organic care products are not only dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic, but also completely vegan. But what exactly does that mean, and why should you choose vegan products? We are happy to explain!

The terms "hypoallergenic" and "dermatologically tested" are frequently used in the context of skin care products and cosmetics. They are often used interchangeably. Yet, they have very different meanings and imply different things about the product.

My children have grown out of nappies by now. Still, liniment is used daily at our house. Discover below that the liniment is a real all-around product for young and less young 😉 ...

In Oh,Baby! products we only use organic perfume. In order to understand what organic fragrance stands for and why we find it so important to only use organic perfume, we also need to explain that other kind of perfume: synthetic perfume.

You can sometimes find the Ecocert or Cosmos label on bio-certified cosmetics. People also sometimes use them interchangeably but are they the same?

Organic cosmetics refers to beauty products made from natural ingredients derived from organic farming or harvesting methods. These products are made without synthetic chemicals, pesticides, herbicides or artificial additives that can be harmful to the skin or the environment.