Every childcare centre wants the same thing: to give families confidence, to make children feel at home, and to stand out in a competitive space.

But often, the little details get overlooked — the plain, uncomfortable hats kids resist wearing, the endless plastic bags, the lost water bottles.

That’s where Happi Packs were born.

I’m Malvina, a mum of two — one in childcare and one in kinder — and I’ve seen firsthand how much those details matter. For centres, the daily frustrations are real: chasing parents about bringing a suitable hat, reminding them about bottles, always keeping a Sharpie handy to scribble names on unlabeled items, and convincing kids to wear hats they simply don’t like.
It’s time-consuming, it creates friction, and it pulls educators away from what really matters — caring for kids.

With my creative background and passion for health and sustainability, I set out to design packs that solve these problems while helping centres shine.

Each Happi Pack is carefully curated with safe, eco-friendly, and practical essentials. From UPF-certified bucket hats kids want to wear, to stainless steel bottles that replace plastic, to wet bags that keep everything organised — every item takes the pressure off centres while sending families a clear message: this centre genuinely cares.

Happi Packs aren’t just products. They’re a way for centres to prove their values, delight new families, and build trust from day one. Because when kids are happier, parents feel reassured, and educators can focus on what really matters.

That’s the power of Happi Packs.

— Malvina, Founder of Happi Packs