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🍼 Sweden may have finally figured out the real reason for the post-war baby boom. Spoiler - it wasn`t just love.

After World War II, Sweden had a massive spike in births - the generation now known as boomers. In Sweden, also affectionately called "köttberget" - literally "the meat mountain" 🏔️

New research from Anna Inez Bergman at Uppsala University suggests part of the explanation might be much less romantic. Swedish condoms in the 1940s were, apparently, terrible.

The Swedish state was actively promoting condoms during the war to stop the spread of STIs. But when the products were tested, 8 out of 10 had holes in them - before they were even sold 😳

The reason: raw rubber was in short supply during the war. So the Swedish company making condoms placed ads in newspapers asking people to send in old rubber boots and scrap rubber.
They melted it all down - and turned it into condoms 🥾➡️

So the next time someone romanticises the post-war baby boom - remember. Some of those boomers might exist thanks to recycled rubber boots.

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🍼 Sweden may have finally figured out the real reason for the post-war baby boom. Spoiler - it wasn't just love.

After World War II, Sweden had a massive spike in births - the generation now known as boomers. In Sweden, also affectionately called "köttberget" - literally "the meat mountain" 🏔️

New research from Anna Inez Bergman at Uppsala University suggests part of the explanation might be much less romantic. Swedish condoms in the 1940s were, apparently, terrible.

The Swedish state was actively promoting condoms during the war to stop the spread of STIs. But when the products were tested, 8 out of 10 had holes in them - before they were even sold 😳

The reason: raw rubber was in short supply during the war. So the Swedish company making condoms placed ads in newspapers asking people to send in old rubber boots and scrap rubber.
They melted it all down - and turned it into condoms 🥾➡️

So the next time someone romanticises the post-war baby boom - remember. Some of those boomers might exist thanks to recycled rubber boots.

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🍄 Mushroom season in Sweden and THIS is the kind of autumn activity I can support 😂🇸🇪

We went mushroom picking this weekend — something that’s basically a national sport in Poland.
But I never enjoyed it this much there.

You had to go ridiculously early, walk deep into the forest and still discover that someone had apparently cleared the entire place before breakfast 😭

In Sweden there are fewer people AND noticeably fewer mushroom hunters, which makes the whole experience so much more satisfying.
You can literally walk along a normal forest path and suddenly find a MASSIVE mushroom just sitting there.

But my instant-gratification brain LOVES this.

Walk.
Spot mushroom.
Immediate dopamine.
Continue.
10/10 autumn entertainment 🍄

And yes, I know there is one universal rule of mushroom picking:
You do NOT casually reveal your mushroom spots.

Apparently forest coordinates are protected more carefully than personal data 😭

So… how secret are YOUR mushroom spots? 👀

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🍄 Mushroom season in Sweden and THIS is the kind of autumn activity I can support 😂🇸🇪

We went mushroom picking this weekend — something that’s basically a national sport in Poland.
But I never enjoyed it this much there.

You had to go ridiculously early, walk deep into the forest and still discover that someone had apparently cleared the entire place before breakfast 😭

In Sweden there are fewer people AND noticeably fewer mushroom hunters, which makes the whole experience so much more satisfying.
You can literally walk along a normal forest path and suddenly find a MASSIVE mushroom just sitting there.

But my instant-gratification brain LOVES this.

Walk.
Spot mushroom.
Immediate dopamine.
Continue.
10/10 autumn entertainment 🍄

And yes, I know there is one universal rule of mushroom picking:
You do NOT casually reveal your mushroom spots.

Apparently forest coordinates are protected more carefully than personal data 😭

So… how secret are YOUR mushroom spots? 👀

1️⃣ Save this for mushroom season
2️⃣ Send it to your favourite mushroom hunter 🍄
3️⃣ Follow LikeSweden for more everyday Sweden 🇸🇪
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🇸🇪 Autumn is arriving in Sweden, which means it’s officially time for:

🍂 beautiful colours
☕ cosy evenings
🤧 everyone getting sick at the same time
💊 …Alvedon

Because if you’ve lived in Sweden for a while, you know the meme:

Feeling sick? Alvedon.
Still sick? Alvedon.
Your entire body has given up?

“Take Alvedon… and maybe Ipren too.”

Oh. So it’s SERIOUS serious 😭😂

For anyone new here: Alvedon is a common brand of paracetamol, while Ipren contains ibuprofen.

Jokes aside, I personally don’t have much to complain about when it comes to Swedish healthcare. And when we’re talking about an ordinary viral cold, the boring advice often really is the sensible one: rest, fluids, symptom relief and time. Antibiotics don’t work against viruses, so handing them out for every cold wouldn’t help, and unnecessary antibiotic use contributes to antibiotic resistance.

Sweden is actually known for relatively restrictive antibiotic prescribing, and honestly? That part I appreciate 🇸🇪

And this is also where sjuklön and karensavdrag come into the Swedish work system: you normally don’t need a medical certificate for the first 7 calendar days of a sickness period. No need to occupy a healthcare appointment just to prove that yes, you are indeed coughing 😅

So welcome back, autumn.

May your tea be warm, your blanket enormous and your Alvedon remain unopened 🫡🍂

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🗳️ Sweden`s political landscape just flipped but forming the next government is going to be complicated.

Here`s where things stand:

👉 The red-green opposition won 176 out of 349 seats. The ruling Tidö coalition got 173. A three-seat margin - but enough.

👉 On Wednesday, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson resigned. He remains leader of the Moderates. The government is now a caretaker until a new one is formed. Notably, he refused to congratulate Magdalena Andersson - pointing out that with the Social Democrats` worst result in 100 years, there`s technically no clear winner.

👉Today, Friday September 18th, Speaker Andreas Norlén is meeting each party leader over fika to figure out who gets the mandate to try forming a government.

But here`s the deadlock:
👉 Left Party wants ministerial seats
👉 Centre Party refuses to sit in any government with the Left
👉 Social Democrats want to lead - but need both

Meanwhile, Sweden`s data protection authority is opening an investigation into mass SMS messages sent by the Sweden Democrats and a local Örebro party during the campaign. SD has been reprimanded for the same thing before.

Sweden voted. Now Sweden waits 🇸🇪

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🗳️ Sweden's political landscape just flipped but forming the next government is going to be complicated.

Here's where things stand:

👉 The red-green opposition won 176 out of 349 seats. The ruling Tidö coalition got 173. A three-seat margin - but enough.

👉 On Wednesday, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson resigned. He remains leader of the Moderates. The government is now a caretaker until a new one is formed. Notably, he refused to congratulate Magdalena Andersson - pointing out that with the Social Democrats' worst result in 100 years, there's technically no clear winner.

👉Today, Friday September 18th, Speaker Andreas Norlén is meeting each party leader over fika to figure out who gets the mandate to try forming a government.

But here's the deadlock:
👉 Left Party wants ministerial seats
👉 Centre Party refuses to sit in any government with the Left
👉 Social Democrats want to lead - but need both

Meanwhile, Sweden's data protection authority is opening an investigation into mass SMS messages sent by the Sweden Democrats and a local Örebro party during the campaign. SD has been reprimanded for the same thing before.

Sweden voted. Now Sweden waits 🇸🇪

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👇 Literal translation below 🫶

Ah, Swedish summer romance. You’d think it’s all about sipping prosecco on a cozy balcony at sunset... and then you translate the lyrics to this EPA-dunk classic.

This song (🎵 Bubbel på balkongen) perfectly captures the ultimate clash of expectations vs. reality. He wants a cute, romantic date night, and she just wants to jump into a car and drive in circles with the bass boosted.

In the video, I’m doing a singable English version, but for those of you studying the language, here is the literal translation:

👉 He wanted to drink bubbly on the balcony
👉 Smoke cigarettes and hold me
👉 But I just wanted to go out and cruise
👉 Drive 15 laps around Löga

And because surviving in Sweden means constantly updating your cultural vocabulary, here is today’s homework:

🥂 Bubbel på balkongen: Sparkling wine on the balcony. The romantic date he tried to plan before she ruined it.

🚗 Att ströga: Aimlessly driving your car around town with the windows down, blasting music. No destination, just vibes. It’s the absolute core of Swedish rural youth culture.

🗺️ Löga: Short for Lögarängen in Västerås. Basically the legendary local hangout where driving in circles is considered a top-tier weekend activity.

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👇 Literal translation below 🫶

Ah, Swedish summer romance. You’d think it’s all about sipping prosecco on a cozy balcony at sunset... and then you translate the lyrics to this EPA-dunk classic.

This song (🎵 Bubbel på balkongen) perfectly captures the ultimate clash of expectations vs. reality. He wants a cute, romantic date night, and she just wants to jump into a car and drive in circles with the bass boosted.

In the video, I’m doing a singable English version, but for those of you studying the language, here is the literal translation:

👉 He wanted to drink bubbly on the balcony
👉 Smoke cigarettes and hold me
👉 But I just wanted to go out and cruise
👉 Drive 15 laps around Löga

And because surviving in Sweden means constantly updating your cultural vocabulary, here is today’s homework:

🥂 Bubbel på balkongen: Sparkling wine on the balcony. The romantic date he tried to plan before she ruined it.

🚗 Att ströga: Aimlessly driving your car around town with the windows down, blasting music. No destination, just vibes. It’s the absolute core of Swedish rural youth culture.

🗺️ Löga: Short for Lögarängen in Västerås. Basically the legendary local hangout where driving in circles is considered a top-tier weekend activity.

1️⃣ Save this to learn the real priorities of a Swedish summer
2️⃣ Tag someone you want to go “ströga” with
3️⃣ Follow LikeSweden for more things Swedish
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🎭 This week in Swedish theatre and musical theatre:

🔥 Chicago has officially opened at Oscarsteatern in Stockholm, and the reviews are in. Ellen and Hanna Lindblad lead as Roxie and Velma, with Peter Jöback as Billy Flynn, in Edward af Sillén’s new production of the Broadway classic.

👶 Göteborg also had a world premiere this week: Lisa Aschan’s En mycket liten människa. We saw the final dress rehearsal and absolutely loved it. It starts with plenty of laughter before becoming something far more emotional. Beautifully acted, deeply human, and honestly… we’re not sure we’ll ever look at motherhood quite the same way again.

🩰 Meanwhile, Billy Elliot is taking shape in Helsingborg. The cast has completed its first full run-through in costumes and make-up ahead of the musical’s premiere on 19 September.

📚 Theatre is taking over part of Bokmässan! Dramascenen returns to Gothenburg on 24-27 September with 54 talks, readings and stage events featuring theatres from across Sweden, the Nordics and Europe. And yes, LikeSweden will be there too! 👀

🗳️ Släkten Murkelsson will take audiences through 300 years of Swedish history at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern. The twist? Its final scene is being written in response to Sweden’s 2026 election result.

🎶 Shirley Clamp and Malena Ernman lead No Business Like Show Business, a musical concert featuring everything from Chess and Les Misérables to music from a completely new, never-before-performed musical.

🌅 And in Malmö, Agneta Pleijel’s 80s classic Sommarkvällar på jorden returns to the stage more than 40 years after it was first performed at Malmö Stadsteater.

What would you book tickets for? 🎟️

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Swedish theatre · musicals in Sweden · Nordic theatre · Stockholm theatre · Göteborg theatre · Malmö theatre · theatre news · musical theatre Sweden

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🎭 This week in Swedish theatre and musical theatre:

🔥 Chicago has officially opened at Oscarsteatern in Stockholm, and the reviews are in. Ellen and Hanna Lindblad lead as Roxie and Velma, with Peter Jöback as Billy Flynn, in Edward af Sillén’s new production of the Broadway classic.

👶 Göteborg also had a world premiere this week: Lisa Aschan’s En mycket liten människa. We saw the final dress rehearsal and absolutely loved it. It starts with plenty of laughter before becoming something far more emotional. Beautifully acted, deeply human, and honestly… we’re not sure we’ll ever look at motherhood quite the same way again.

🩰 Meanwhile, Billy Elliot is taking shape in Helsingborg. The cast has completed its first full run-through in costumes and make-up ahead of the musical’s premiere on 19 September.

📚 Theatre is taking over part of Bokmässan! Dramascenen returns to Gothenburg on 24-27 September with 54 talks, readings and stage events featuring theatres from across Sweden, the Nordics and Europe. And yes, LikeSweden will be there too! 👀

🗳️ Släkten Murkelsson will take audiences through 300 years of Swedish history at Kulturhuset Stadsteatern. The twist? Its final scene is being written in response to Sweden’s 2026 election result.

🎶 Shirley Clamp and Malena Ernman lead No Business Like Show Business, a musical concert featuring everything from Chess and Les Misérables to music from a completely new, never-before-performed musical.

🌅 And in Malmö, Agneta Pleijel’s 80s classic Sommarkvällar på jorden returns to the stage more than 40 years after it was first performed at Malmö Stadsteater.

What would you book tickets for? 🎟️

1️⃣ Save this for later
2️⃣ Tag your theatre bestie
3️⃣ Follow @likeswedencom for more Nordic Curtain Call
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Swedish theatre · musicals in Sweden · Nordic theatre · Stockholm theatre · Göteborg theatre · Malmö theatre · theatre news · musical theatre Sweden

Paid partnership with @karmauto 🚗🇸🇪

Okay, we can FINALLY tell you 👀

Karmauto is officially becoming LikeSweden’s Mobility Partner for the next 18 months! ❤️

And our new companion for all those “this looks interesting, let’s drive 400 km to see it” ideas is a Mazda CX-80 Plug-in Hybrid, Homura Plus. Seven seats, plenty of space for cameras, dogs, family and approximately 17 unnecessary things I will definitely pack anyway 😂

But this partnership is about much more than getting around Sweden.

Over the next 18 months, together with @karmauto, we want to make the car side of living in Sweden a little less confusing.

Leasing or buying? Insurance? Company cars and deductions? Winter driving? Costs? Rules? All those things you suddenly need to understand when you move here and realise Sweden is… rather large 😂

We’ll be learning, testing and creating guides based on the questions internationals actually have.

And obviously, the CX-80 will be coming with us while we continue showing you more of Sweden beyond the obvious places 🇸🇪

A huge thank you to @karmauto for trusting LikeSweden with an 18-month partnership ❤️

Now there’s only one question…

Where should we drive first? 👀

1️⃣ Tell us where in Sweden we should take the CX-80
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Paid partnership with @karmauto 🚗🇸🇪

Okay, we can FINALLY tell you 👀

Karmauto is officially becoming LikeSweden’s Mobility Partner for the next 18 months! ❤️

And our new companion for all those “this looks interesting, let’s drive 400 km to see it” ideas is a Mazda CX-80 Plug-in Hybrid, Homura Plus. Seven seats, plenty of space for cameras, dogs, family and approximately 17 unnecessary things I will definitely pack anyway 😂

But this partnership is about much more than getting around Sweden.

Over the next 18 months, together with @karmauto, we want to make the car side of living in Sweden a little less confusing.

Leasing or buying? Insurance? Company cars and deductions? Winter driving? Costs? Rules? All those things you suddenly need to understand when you move here and realise Sweden is… rather large 😂

We’ll be learning, testing and creating guides based on the questions internationals actually have.

And obviously, the CX-80 will be coming with us while we continue showing you more of Sweden beyond the obvious places 🇸🇪

A huge thank you to @karmauto for trusting LikeSweden with an 18-month partnership ❤️

Now there’s only one question…

Where should we drive first? 👀

1️⃣ Tell us where in Sweden we should take the CX-80
2️⃣ Send this to someone figuring out car life in Sweden 🚗
3️⃣ Follow LikeSweden - there’s A LOT coming over the next 18 months 🇸🇪
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🇸🇪 I voted in Sweden for the first time today! 🗳️

Well… not for the Riksdag. Not yet 👀

Sweden is holding three elections at the same time on 13 September: for the Riksdag, regional councils and municipal councils. The ballots even have different colours: yellow for the Riksdag, blue for the region and white for the municipality.

As an EU citizen living and registered in Sweden, I can vote in the regional and municipal elections even without Swedish citizenship. The Riksdag election is different: for that one, you need to be a Swedish citizen 🇸🇪

And early voting, förtidsröstning, is still open! You can vote at any early voting location in Sweden until and including election day, 13 September.

A little personal note: in Poland, elections are often called a “celebration of democracy”. And yet turnout can still be painfully low.

That’s one thing I really appreciate about Sweden. In the last elections, turnout was around 80% in both municipal and regional elections, and over 84% for the Riksdag.

I’ve always had my own little tradition of participating in every election I’m eligible to vote in, so I’m genuinely happy I can continue it in Sweden ❤️

And hopefully, before too long, I’ll be able to add that third ballot too 🇸🇪👀

Want to understand how the Swedish elections actually work?

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🇸🇪 I voted in Sweden for the first time today! 🗳️

Well… not for the Riksdag. Not yet 👀

Sweden is holding three elections at the same time on 13 September: for the Riksdag, regional councils and municipal councils. The ballots even have different colours: yellow for the Riksdag, blue for the region and white for the municipality.

As an EU citizen living and registered in Sweden, I can vote in the regional and municipal elections even without Swedish citizenship. The Riksdag election is different: for that one, you need to be a Swedish citizen 🇸🇪

And early voting, förtidsröstning, is still open! You can vote at any early voting location in Sweden until and including election day, 13 September.

A little personal note: in Poland, elections are often called a “celebration of democracy”. And yet turnout can still be painfully low.

That’s one thing I really appreciate about Sweden. In the last elections, turnout was around 80% in both municipal and regional elections, and over 84% for the Riksdag.

I’ve always had my own little tradition of participating in every election I’m eligible to vote in, so I’m genuinely happy I can continue it in Sweden ❤️

And hopefully, before too long, I’ll be able to add that third ballot too 🇸🇪👀

Want to understand how the Swedish elections actually work?

1️⃣ Comment VAL and I’ll send you my election guides 🗳️
2️⃣ Send this to someone voting in Sweden for the first time
3️⃣ Follow LikeSweden for Sweden explained in English 🇸🇪
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