Children wearing a mouse on the feet? Where do these sweet shoes come from? We have a hint for you: The inhabitants of this country are more known for koalas than for mice…
“Mummy, I don´t like soup, can´t I have chocolate?”
Don´t worry, you will never ever hear this sentence again. We promise!
Recently we were asked whether we want to test a new kids stroller, which was said to be so compact to fold that you even could take it on board of an aircraft.
We were skeptical. 
Julia Malchow ist 41 years old when she decides to start one of the biggest adventures in her life. She travels 15000 kilometres with the Trans-Siberian Railway, from Munic through Siberia and Mongolia till China – but she is not on her own. By her side is Levi, 10 months old, and her son.
Now they are back after two months of travelling and Julia Malchow wrote a book about this exciting time. It´s called “Mut für Zwei ” and we are going to draw three pieces of this charming and exciting book.
Mhhh, this is looking delicious! But stop, don´t taste!
These awesome sweets are not real: In fact they are crocheted toys. These low-calorie tartlets, which are popular among children all over the world, are made in Småland in Sweden, home of famous writer Astrid Lindgren.
The woman behind this great idea is Emelie Högstedt, a Swede who is living in Zürich. Besides cakes and cupcakes, she is selling food as hamburgers, tomatoes, eggs, caviar and beverages in her online shop “Swedishness” and also sneakers for babys – all crocheted of course!
How did she come up with the idea? The mother of a small boy told us in the interview.
