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At Broemba, everything revolves around the boundless curiosity of every child. Every detail invites discovery and every colour is a new surprise. Curious about how we keep innovating every year? Below we share our highlights and the adventures we've experienced with our little explorers!
We, Sheila and Mark, started Broemba in 2020, in the middle of the pandemic. As new parents we discovered how valuable those little moments of joy are, especially when everything happened at home and there was no childcare. We consciously experienced every moment and felt this happiness should be celebrated more. That's how Broemba was born; we brought our first comfort cloths in the shape of a bunny, in various cheerful colours, into the world.
In 2022, inspired during a holiday in Australia, a new idea emerged. We wanted to expand our range with teething toys, but not just any standard variant. It had to connect with the world of parents: gadgets. Because who doesn't want to play with mum and dad's gadgets? During our trip we saw teething toys in the shape of remote controls and phones, but they came in bright colours and didn't appeal to our little adventurer. So we designed variants that look real, but are safe for baby teeth.
In 2023 we introduced our fruit pacifiers. After a thorough design and testing phase we launched our first fruit pacifier in the shape of a monkey after six months. It was not only functional, but also nicely designed. Soon the first stock was sold out and the reactions were very positive. In 2024 we added new colours and a handy matching freezer tray.
In 2025 we launched our nasal and ear aspirator. Our youngest inspired the idea: he was constantly sniffling and found it annoying that we had to clean his nose all the time. We thought more parents might have this issue and research confirmed it. Our solution? A 3-in-1 aspirator in the shape of a giraffe, which little ones find much more interesting. We also brought our first product made of stainless steel online: a baby bowl available in various colours.