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...
Help! Baby cries in the carrier!

Help! Baby cries in the carrier!

Why is my baby crying in the carrier? Your baby, when worn in an Asteraki carrier, is in the best possible position. If the positioning is correct, a baby in an Asteraki will cry for only two reasons: Either they would be crying anyway (e.g., sleepy, hungry, need a...
How to Support Baby’s Head When back-carrying?

How to Support Baby’s Head When back-carrying?

Most babies love back carries – it gives them the chance to look around (and especially to see what mom is doing)! Many babies also love having their arms out, enjoying the freedom of movement this position allows. And for most babies, back carries are the...
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