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Organização enxoval do bebé

Como organizar o enxoval do bebé no início do ano?

by Sara Filipe in MiMar baby blog

O início do ano é o momento perfeito para organizar e planear o enxoval do seu bebé. Sabemos que esse é um momento especial, mas que pode ser desafiante, especialmente para mães de primeira viagem. Por isso, criámos um guia prático com tudo o que precisa para se sentir preparada e confiante:

Passo 1: Faça uma lista personalizada

Nem todos os bebés têm as mesmas necessidades. Considere a época do ano, o tamanho esperado do seu bebé e as preferências da sua família. Algumas sugestões essenciais:

  • Roupas confortáveis e práticas (bodies, babygrows, gorros).
  • Fraldas de pano e toalhas macias.
  • Acessórios essenciais, como porta-documentos e sacos organizadores.

Passo 2: Escolha materiais de qualidade

Prefira produtos feitos com materiais hipoalergénicos e suaves para a pele do seu bebé. Na MiMar Baby, cada artigo é feito com amor, pensado para garantir o conforto do seu pequeno.

Passo 3: Organize por categorias

  • Crie divisórias para roupa, banho e acessórios.
  • Utilize sacos organizadores personalizados para facilitar o dia a dia.

Passo 4: Prepare-se para imprevistos

Tenha sempre à mão um kit básico para emergências, incluindo mantas e acessórios de saída de maternidade.

Passo 5: Registe tudo

Use um caderno ou aplicação para controlar o que já tem e o que ainda falta comprar. Assim, evita exageros e aproveita melhor o orçamento.

Ao planear o enxoval com antecedência, estará a criar uma experiência mais tranquila para si e para o seu bebé. Lembre-se, não é sobre ter tudo, mas sim sobre escolher com carinho o que realmente importa. ❤️

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