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And The Favorite Baby Carrier Is…

Sunday, March 22, 2009

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If you run into any of us on the street, we’ll definitely have a strong opinion about which type of baby carrier is our ultimate, hands down go-to carrier. Now whether it’s for all time, or that particular day with that particular child, that’s a different story! Here’s your chance to let the world know [...]

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Favorite Books About Babywearing

Friday, March 20, 2009

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In the past five years, babywearing has grown more and more mainstream in the United States. Here’s some of our favorite books about the benefits of babywearing and attachment parenting. The Baby Book : Everything You Need to Know About Your Baby from Birth to Age Two by William Sears, Martha Sears, William Sears, Robert [...]

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Ten Reasons To Wear Your Baby

Friday, March 20, 2009

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We’ve listed our top ten reasons why we love babywearing. If your favorite isn’t on our lists, let us know. Number 1 – It’s fun to wear your baby How amazing is it to be able to look down and kiss your sweet little baby, and feel her warmth against you. As your baby gets [...]

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Cleaning Your Baby Carrier

Thursday, March 19, 2009

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With all of the other “to-do’s” on a parent’s list, cleaning the baby carrier is likely to be at the bottom, or maybe has fallen off altogether. The wraps, slings and pouches are a bit easier, since it’s a quick toss in the washer and dryer for them. The more elaborate baby carriers do require [...]

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Carriers For Water Play

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

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With spring break and summer just around the corner, frolicking in the water is definitely on our minds! Wearing your baby for a walk around the pool or while you’re supervising older kids in the water is a great way to engage him in safe water play. The TaylorMade Water Mesh Baby Sling is made [...]

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The Wrap

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

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The Wrap style of baby carrier is also known as a Wraparound or Simple Piece Of Cloth (SPOC). It's the simplest form of baby carriers: a long piece of fabric that you wrap around you to wear your baby on you. A wrap is one of the most versatile baby carrier types, as there are so many different ways you can tie it. With the various wrap tying techniques, you can cradle carry, front carry, back carry and hip carry.

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The Hip Carry

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

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Babywearing Position – The Hip Carry Flickr: Hold me tight As your baby gets older and can easily sit upright, one of the new babywearing positions you can start trying is the Hip Carry. The Hip Carry position is one of the most popular carries and will feel very natural for both you and your [...]

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The Cradle Hold

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

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Babywearing Position – The Cradle Hold Flickr: babywearing In the Cradle Hold is one of the most popular babywearing positions for newborns. The carrier is used like a hammock, with your baby worn in a lying or semi-reclined position against your chest. It’s similar to how you naturally would cradle her in your arms, only [...]

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Weight Distribution By Type Of Baby Carrier

Tuesday, March 17, 2009

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The various types of baby carriers distribute weight differently, and one style may work better for you than another based on your personal preferences. Everyone’s body is different and the best thing to do is try the style on and see how it works with your body. The different types of baby carriers also have [...]

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The Snuggle or Tummy-to-Tummy Hold

Sunday, March 15, 2009

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Babywearing Position – The Snuggle Hold Flickr: Babyhawk – ethnic side The Snuggle Hold is one of the most popular positions for infants who can hold their heads up and older. It’s also one of my favorites because it gives your baby security and comfort, and very direct visual connection with the wearer. This carrying [...]

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