A world created
just for children!
Dress your little ones with style and panache!
Personalised children’s name tags for everyday adventures
Personalised name tags combine playful design with everyday practicality, helping children identify their belongings at daycare, school and during outings. With vibrant colours, playful designs and your child’s name clearly displayed, these identification labels add a personal touch to school supplies and everyday essentials. From backpacks to lunchboxes, jackets to water bottles, Petit-Fernand‘s custom tags make children’s belongings easier to recognise and help reduce the risk of lost items.
Tips and tricks for all ages
Organise an unforgettable birthday party
Planning your child’s birthday and looking for party games that will keep young guests entertained? Simple birthday activities can help create a memorable celebration, whether children enjoy energetic games or playful challenges. A piñata is one option for a lively birthday party. In this traditional Mexican game, blindfolded participants try to break a sweets-filled figure with a stick, so careful supervision and enough space are important for safety. Treasure hunts offer another engaging option, encouraging children to search for clues and enjoy an interactive group activity.
Children’s backpacks
Comfortable and stylish
A comfortable school backpack should fit your child properly and accommodate their growth.
Coloured pencils
Creative leisure
Encourage children’s creativity through drawing and colouring with coloured pencils.
School pen kit
Pens for everyday writing
Explore different writing tools, from classic pens and gel pens to fountain pens and multi-function pens, for everyday schoolwork.
Design a fun and functional children’s bedroom
A child’s bedroom should provide a comfortable environment for sleeping, playing and discovering new interests. Thoughtful children’s bedroom design can balance restful surroundings with a welcoming space for play and creativity. To create a cosy bedroom atmosphere, consider soft colours that complement the furniture and overall room decoration. Pastel shades such as blue, pink, green or yellow can provide a gentle colour palette for the walls, furnishings and decorative accessories. These softer tones can help give the bedroom a calm and inviting feel.
Create an inspiring play space
Family holidays: destinations and lasting memories
Plan your next family trip by exploring family-friendly destinations and activities suited to your children’s ages and interests. When travelling with young children under six, consider quieter surroundings and a manageable pace that allows time for rest and discovery. For instance, a trip to the countryside offers opportunities for outdoor exploration, encounters with nature and simple experiences that can stimulate children’s curiosity.
Artistic activities for children: explore creativity through DIY workshops
Drawing and painting
Ink, graphite, watercolour, acrylic, oil…
Painting and drawing workshops give children opportunities to explore creative techniques, develop artistic expression and use their imagination.
Music and dance
A space for artistic awakening and expression
Dance and music offer enjoyable ways for children to explore rhythm, movement and creative expression.
Family cooking
Developing culinary
skills
A family cooking workshop brings parents and children together to prepare simple recipes, practise basic cooking skills and share an enjoyable experience.
01. Managing emotions
Teach your child to express their feelings
Helping children express their feelings supports emotional awareness and gives them ways to communicate their needs. Emotional expression develops during early childhood through everyday interactions with family members, teachers and friends. By observing others and talking about emotions, children gradually learn to recognise their own feelings and understand how people express them.
02. Fun experiments to explore
Encourage your child’s scientific curiosity
Nurture your child’s interest in science through observation, discovery and age-appropriate experiments. Exploring the world around them can begin with everyday subjects such as weather phenomena, animals, the natural world and simple machines. Encourage children to ask questions, make observations and try simple science experiments that invite them to investigate their surroundings. These hands-on discoveries turn everyday experiences into opportunities for exploration and learning.