Why Holding Our Babies Close Is in Our Nature

Why Holding Our Babies Close Is in Our Nature

There are species in nature (turtles, snakes, lizards, etc.) that lay their eggs and then abandon them. The babies hatch completely on their own. Very often, only a small number of them survive. Other species (wolf pups, certain types of wild rabbits, etc.) stay alone...
"Let the baby cry it out"

"Let the baby cry it out"

We often hear the advice: “Let the baby cry, they will learn to calm down on their own.”The truth is that in the early months, babies do not have the maturity to handle big emotions by themselves. What they really need is our presence. When we hold our...
Yes, babywearing counts as exercise!

Yes, babywearing counts as exercise!

Now that you’re a new mom, you might feel stressed that you don’t have time to work out (well, you don’t have time for anything, really — but let’s stick to exercise for now).Maybe we’ve got the wrong idea of what actually counts as exercise? For thousands of years,...
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