Ep 15: Wait… Swiss Kids Don’t All Go to the Same High School?

Ep 16: Sun Safety, Entrepreneurship & Motherhood with Alexandra from Kindisch

In this week’s episode of Our Mom Era, we are joined by Alexandra, founder of Kindisch and mom of four boys. We talk about motherhood, entrepreneurship, and the journey that brought her to where she is today. Alexandra also shares important insights about UV swimwear, sun protection for kids, and what parents should know to help keep their children safe in the sun. We learned so much from this conversation and loved hearing Alexandra’s honest perspective on balancing family life and building a business. Find Alexandra on Instagram: @alexandra.ammann_ @kindisch.world

Ep 15: Wait… Swiss Kids Don’t All Go to the Same High School?

The Swiss school system… simple? Not exactly. In this episode, we break down everything from kindergarten to graduation, explain the confusing school tracks and talk about what it’s really like raising kids in Switzerland. We also touch on kids’ dental care, tooth-brushing struggles, and Elin casually reveals she still had two baby teeth until three years ago.

Ep 14: Did You Know This Before Becoming a Mom?

In this episode of In Our Mom Era, we share the real, unfiltered side of becoming a mom, from hearing “mom” all day long to constantly being covered in mess. We also talk about the identity shift after having a baby and the challenge of balancing career and family life.

Ep 13: What’s Your Parenting Obsession?

Car seats, bike helmets, and safety habits we grew up with. Elin shares why she’s so passionate about car safety, from growing up in Sweden (where safety is a big deal) to witnessing a serious car accident that completely changed how she thinks about kids in traffic. We also touch on the surprising differences in how safety is handled, from car seats to biking without helmets.

Ep 12: Is Moving With Kids a Complete Nightmare?

In this episode, we talk about the reality of moving with kids. Larissa recently went through a move and shares what actually helped make the transition easier for her kids, and what was more chaotic than expected… We also get into the topic of kids’ birthday parties and how they’ve become a whole thing. From simple home parties with hotdogs and ice cream when we were growing up to today’s location-based celebrations and detailed party planning. Has it all gotten a bit out of hand?