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Beyond Bonding: The Power of Positioning in Babywearing
I try to teach all of my clients about safe babywearing.
For the record, my favorite carriers are the Moby, especially for new babies, and the Ergo which is great for older babies and toddlers.
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via thestir.cafemom.com
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How babywearing can help you bond and keep you sane.
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Happy cold and flu season! Want to keep your baby close, safe and warm this winter, wear her in a moby, ergo, ring sling or other carrier. When baby is close to your heart, she’s less likely to be “lovingly caressed” by strangers in the store. When baby is up with you she’s out of reach of small children who love babies, and the doting grandparent types are less likely to touch your baby if they have to invade your personal space to do it.
If you’re in the DC/MD/VA area, check out http://beltwaybabywearers.blogspot.com/ for more information on wearing your baby or toddler.
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Babywearing builds strong relationships and beautiful memories.
Dear Photograph,
I could see for miles and listen to him for hours, up and down all around town…it will always be the best seat in the house!
Love Vikki-Kate
Baby Carrier Review
The Feminist Breeder has a nice rundown of the types of carriers and how they work.
Comments / Add a commentBaby wearing in the forward facing position
Tips for wearing your baby facing out.
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