Little House MAM Clothes Toys Childcare Sale

A sale organized by a Childminders' Home

The Little House MAM Clothes, Toys and Childcare Sale is a particularly popular event for young families in Still and neighboring villages. Organized by a Maison d'Assistantes Maternelles (Childminders' Home), this sale allows parents to find everything they need for their young children at low prices: baby and children's clothing from 0 to 12 years, shoes, educational toys, children's books, childcare equipment (strollers, baby bouncers, travel cots, baby carriers, carrying wraps), car seats, baby dishes, outdoor games, and many other items carefully selected by early childhood professionals.

Still, charming Alsatian village in the Hasel valley

The village of Still, located in Bas-Rhin a few kilometers west of Molsheim, has about 1,800 inhabitants. Set on the banks of the Stillbach, a stream that gave its name to the commune, Still benefits from a preserved rural setting, surrounded by hills, meadows, and forests. The village is part of the Community of Communes of the Molsheim-Mutzig region and historically developed thanks to the exploitation of clay for the manufacture of bricks, tiles, and pottery. The old Sonntag tilery-brickworks, founded in 1720 and closed in 1960, is now a heritage site open to visits with one of the last Hoffmann kilns in Alsace still visible. This authentic setting makes Still a pleasant place for a family community event.

A charitable initiative serving families

Childcare sales are essential events for young parents concerned about both their budget and the environment. By allowing the reuse of items in perfect condition, they contribute to more responsible consumption while easing family finances. Organized by the childminders of MAM Little House, this sale benefits from the expertise of professionals who know exactly what young parents need. The proceeds usually go toward financing educational materials, pedagogical activities, and outings offered to the children in the MAM's care. An event that combines savings, ecology, and support for a local early childhood structure.