We only get one. One life, one moment, one family. Each and every experience is singular and precious—no two will ever be the same.
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it can be hard to remember just how fleeting our lives are. Between work and bills and dishes and school drop-off and finally mustering the strength for that big errand run, life can start to feel like you’re racing from checking one task off to the next, never slowing down to savor the moment and focus on what matters most: this life, this moment, this family.
That story is our story—and the story of many parents who juggle wanting to spend as much time as possible experiencing the world with their children and the reality that taking your kids with you can be nothing short of a production. Need groceries? Well, balancing a baby and the milk in your arms is no small feat. Traveling by plane? Buckle up. It’s so exhausting that most times, the babies are better left at home; that trip is just easier if it’s never taken.
But that’s not a well-lived life at all. So, we thought: What if we could transform barriers into opportunities for intentional connection? What if something as routine as visiting the grocery store didn’t have to be a frazzled, stressful experience, but instead could be a beautiful opportunity to teach your child what it means to be a participant in the world?
At Zenibee, we believe life is best lived fully present. Our entire reason for existence is to take away as much stress and anxiety as we can for other parents out there who are just like us—balancing our kids and responsibilities as adults all at once. We do this by offering multi-functional products that transform not only to best suit your needs, but to transform your experience. Because you deserve to live the life you want to live with your family. You deserve to find the wonder and joy in wandering down the streets of a new city; to see your child see this place and all the wonderful, diverse people in it. To have fun, to know what it is to be a kind, respectful person. To learn, together.
The inconveniences and hurdles of life shouldn’t get in the way of the spectacularness of the here and now, this time, these people—this one and only life.
