Skrevet av Kristine Vikse den 2. May 2012 8:28

In 2004 a local group of medical personal and voluenteer workers in our hometown Haugesund started a project in Sierra Leone. The purpose is to build a hospital and send medical supplies to the hard-hit area in the war-torn country.

In Sierra Leone it is fatal to give birth and fatal to be born because of the extremelypoor conditions at the local hospitals.
Thanks, be a project Haugesund-Rotifunk this has been better for a group of people. Midwives from Haugesund has gone down to Sierra Leone and worked for betterconditions and teaching local midwives.
During one of these visits, we sent some  MeMini items that we had left over for the newborn in the hospital to keep them warm and clean. It warms to see them on these cuties… and to know we could help.

If you want to  learn  more about and support the project, check out the website:

http://www.rotifunk.no/

Skrevet av Kristine Vikse den 24. April 2012 9:09

The Australian KidsStyleFile made a post of MeMini on their blog page.

Per today we have no retailers in Australia , and as they are heading towards winter, they wrote about our fall 2012 collection!  Imagine meeting toddlers in MeMini outfits in Sydney! That would be something

http://www.kidstylefile.com.au/2012/04/24/memini-aw-1213-nordic-fashion-nostaligia/

Skrevet av Kristine Vikse den 8. April 2012 17:45

Are you into the navy style, or just like the classical, vintage partywear for kids?

In our collection for each spring/summer we have some cute sailor outfits in linen look cotton. In Norway these outfits become very popular for our national day 17th of May, but also for weddings, christenings or other events that demands a  formal dress code for the little ones.

I leave you with some images