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Our magical therapeutic bears
Our stars since 2000! Our therapeutic bears come to your family's rescue to soothe minor and major aches. Available in two sizes.
Soothing, one therapeutic bear at a time
Béké-Bobo's therapeutic bears help relieve earaches, headaches, migraines, teething pain, and stomach aches quickly. They're made with a cereal blend that releases moisture when heated or cooled. It's this moisture that sets it apart from a hot water bottle. It has an anti-inflammatory effect and helps with relaxation.
Earaches & headaches
Teething
Stomach aches
Safe
Classified as a medical device by Health Canada and CE medical device and toy classification of the European Union
The gift sets
Béké-Bobo offers several ready-to-give gift sets! These sets are put together to celebrate a birth, a baby shower, a birthday, or a children's party.
Béké-bobo is so much more than bears!
Loved by children (and parents)
Béké-Bobo has been rescuing children (and their parents) since 2000
25 years ago, I created my very first therapeutic bear for my daughter, who was very sick. Like all moms, I wanted to relieve her without turning to medication for every little ache. That's how a wonderfully simple, yet incredibly effective solution was born, one that has since accompanied thousands of children and parents.
Today, my mission is clear: to relieve as many children as possible around the world, by offering parents natural, effective, and comforting solutions.
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Tips, tricks, and info for new parents
To relieve breast engorgement, two simple steps make all the difference: apply cold to your breasts between feeds to calm...
Getting back into the routine after summer starts before the first day back, with a gradual shift in sleep times,...
Night terrors are a benign sleep disorder that affects 3 to 5% of children, especially those between 18 months and...
To relieve breast engorgement, two simple steps make all the difference: apply cold to your breasts between feeds to calm the swelling and pain, and a little warmth just before feeding to help the milk flow. The rest comes down to consistency: the more often and the more effectively your baby feeds, the faster the breast empties and softens.
Getting back into the routine after summer starts before the first day back, with a gradual shift in sleep times, predictable rituals and tools suited to your child's age. The first few days are always the hardest, but good habits settle in quickly once the child has stable reference points.
Night terrors are a benign sleep disorder that affects 3 to 5% of children, especially those between 18 months and 5 years of age. They occur during deep sleep, 1 to 3 hours after falling asleep. The child screams, seems terrified, but is still asleep and will have no memory of it the next morning. The best thing to do is not to wake them, to stay by their side, and to make sure they don’t hurt themselves.
