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    Affordable Happiness: useful tips from KidsLife

    Regardless of whether you’re a first-time mum or dad or an experienced parent: parenting invariably involves a lot of expenses. What premiums are available? Are you entitled to any allowances? How to keep things affordable? These are all questions we would like to help you with. On this page you’ll find everything you need for affordable happiness. From concrete tips on how to save on children’s stuff to an overview of premiums.
    Gynaecologist or midwife: who does what?

    Gynaecologist or midwife: who does what?

    When you are pregnant, it is important to keep a close eye on your health and that of your baby. But who takes care of this monitoring? A gynaecologist or a midwife? Who does what? Who can you share your concerns with? And are these appointments reimbursed? These are all important questions for the parents-to-be.
    Gynaecologist or midwife: who does what?
    Additional Paternity leave days from 2023

    Additional Paternity leave days from 2023

    A baby on the way? As a father or co-parent-to-be, you’ll naturally want to spend as much time with your newborn baby as possible. Paternity leave enables you take some time off work following the birth. Read here all you need to know about paternity leave.
    Paternity leave
    Hospitalisation insurance during pregnancy: everything you wish to know

    Hospitalisation insurance during pregnancy: everything you wish to know

    Pregnant? Then hospitalisation insurance will come in handy. Find out all about it here.
    Hospitalisation insurance during pregnancy: everything you wish to know
    The basic amount: monthly Child Benefit amounts per child.

    The basic amount: monthly Child Benefit amounts per child.

    Children who are entitled to the Growth Package or Child Benefit receive a basic monthly amount. This basic amount can be topped up with supplementary allowances or premiums. Your basic amount is based on a number of conditions and may vary per child. 
    The basic amount: monthly Child Benefit amounts per child.
    I want to get pregnant

    I want to get pregnant

    The decision has been made and you're planning to start a family. Or add another child to your family. Regardless your situation, you can’t wait to welcome that little bundle of joy. And now that you’ve set your mind on it, it can’t happen quickly enough. Time to start planning for your baby! 
    I want to get pregnant
    I'm pregnant

    I'm pregnant

    You’re pregnant! Congratulations! Perhaps you already have children and know what to expect? Or perhaps this is your first baby? One thing’s for sure: you’ve got 9 emotionally-charged months ahead of you. KidsLife is happy to assist you throughout your journey, right from the very onset of your pregnancy. And our handy tips will ensure that you don’t miss out on any benefits during ‘Project Baby.’
    I'm pregnant
    My baby has been born

    My baby has been born

    Congratulations on the birth of your little one! Enjoy those first precious moments. You will probably have quite a lot of tasks on your to-do list, such as sending out birth announcements, etc. We’ve prepared a handy checklist to prevent you from forgetting anything or missing out on any benefits:
    My baby has been born
    Time credit with or without a justified reason: everything you need to know.

    Time credit with or without a justified reason: everything you need to know.

    A break from work? Everybody needs it from time to time. Here, you'll find the answer to questions like: What are the conditions for taking time credit? Can I get time credit benefits? Are the rules different if I work in Education? 
    Time credit with or without a justified reason: everything you need to know.
    What type of insurance does your child require?

    What type of insurance does your child require?

    There are so many things to arrange when having a baby. And you’ll obviously want the best for your little one. But sometimes it can be difficult to see the wood for the trees. What about all those insurance policies, for example?
    What type of insurance does your child require?