http://babycarrier.com Just another WordPress weblog Mon, 25 Aug 2008 14:25:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Nursing in a carrier is not only possible, it's a great help in many situations. At home you can go on doing stuff while baby nurses in the carrier, especially during the first weeks when many babies virtually live on the breast. Outside- it is a great way to breastfeed with complete ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/07/12/nursing-in-a-carrier-1/ I have already explained why I think it is better to have several carriers, and have already said that a carrier is a fashion accessory. Actually, I think this argument can be taken even farther: I maintain that carriers are like shoes: You have to try both on to see if ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/07/10/shoes-and-carriers/ Many parents I meet object to the wrap around carrier. The main objections are these: They feel unable to master all the tying methods. They dislike the long fabric dragging on the dirty ground. They complain of the heat. To all of these objections there is an answer: No-tie wraps. These are elastic carriers, ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/07/08/no-tie-wraps/ Somewhere between 1 and 4 months you'll find that your baby has become too big for the frog legs position. If you have a big and long baby you will notice it sooner. If you think that tucking his legs inside the carrier is becoming uncomfortable, try carrying him in ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/07/05/tummy-to-tummy-legs-out/ A wrap is usually just a long piece of fabric. It can be tied in many ways but some moms, especially new to the carrier business, flinch from them, because they do require some practice. This one though has leg holes which make it a little easier to wear. A lovely ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/07/04/upgraded-wrap/ Oh Yes! It is possible. Like every other aspect of babywearing, carrying your toddler during pregnancy is a very individual choice. Some women can't take the risk of carrying a big toddler, others may feel way too tired. However, for those women who can and want to continue carrying their children ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/07/01/babywearing-while-pregnant/ If your parents or friends warn you about the dangers of carrying your baby, show them what Dr. Sears, Pediatrician, has to say on the benefits of babywearing. Here's what the doctor says: "While there is a variety of child-rearing theories, attachment researchers all agree on one thing: In order ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/06/28/listen-to-your-doctor/ Facing forward is not my favorite position, because there are several arguments against it. However, some babies start showing signs of interest in the world before they are big enough to hold their heads firmly and be carried without head support in the tummy-to tummy position. If such a baby ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/06/27/facing-forward-the-kangaroo-position/ Here are some very good tips I happened upon, in a website called "sling meet" that is very worth visiting, even if you already bought your carrier. Enjoy! http://babycarrier.com/2008/06/26/tips-for-buying-and-sling-meets/ Using the carrier for the first time can be a frustrating experience, even if you did get face-to-face instruction. I recommend following these simple tips in order to make things easier and reduce the stress level: Food and drink Hungry babies don't have patience to try on new carriers, and neither ... http://babycarrier.com/2008/06/22/using-a-carrier-tips-for-beginners/