Tips & Tricks

Get out of your socks and finally free up your toes again. All of us, and especially children, can hardly wait for sandal season to start. Learn all about sandals here.

Children’s shoes have to cope with a lot: Puddles, mud and slush and climbing activities often leave their marks. But with a few tips and tricks, even hardship cases will look like new again.

Have you always wondered how a compass works and what it actually shows? Use our crafting instructions to make your own compass and find out which direction is north.

No more loops! Once the shoelace's quick-release fastener is in place, all you have to do is pull the shoelace ends and the shoes sit perfectly on the foot. But how to attach the laces? Find a step by step instruction below.

Running around on the playground, running across the meadow, playing football in the garden: Even small feet can sweat a lot. And even the best barefoot shoes for children can smell unpleasantly at some point. Fortunately, there are some household remedies that might help.

Autumn is the most beautiful season for a hike with children through the forest or in the mountains. It gets chilly outside, the air is clear & fresh and the leaves are coloured in the most beautiful shades of red. In this article, Alexandra - our guest author of the travel blog Levartworld.de - reveals her best tips to ensure that hiking with children becomes a success. 

Everyone seems to know it. Sometimes dressing in the morning can take forever and is no fun at all. Our guest author Rike Drust tells us how to solve this situation with fun and games in her column about the daily dressing dilemma.

There are cuddly toys, building blocks and books everywhere - your own child is hardly to be seen because of all the chaos. The typical sight of a children's room, but at one time or another order has to be restored. How does that work? Even with the help of the kids?

When you're out and about with bag and baggage, one challenge follows another. All the more important that you know the folllowing travel tips.

An interview with our Affenzahn Shoe Developer Judith Hörstensmeyer on: „Why childrens feet don't need cushioning in their shoes“