Babywearing in the Rain

Babywearing in the Rain

Rainy day? Challenge accepted! Let me start with the obvious: I’m not saying you should look outside, see the rain and think “oh, cool, today I’ll grab the baby and we’ll go for a stroll in the rain.” But sometimes you simply have to go...
Autumn walks with your baby in a carrier

Autumn walks with your baby in a carrier

As temperatures start to drop a little, walks with your baby in a carrier become much easier. Especially later in the afternoon, you can stay out longer without either of you getting uncomfortable. And if your walk includes cobbled streets, a dirt road or an easy...
Babywearing When Your Baby Is Sick

Babywearing When Your Baby Is Sick

Now that daycare and schools are starting up again, get ready for the first colds and little bugs, and for the trickiest one of all: a sick baby. If you’ve been through it, you know: a baby with a stuffy nose fusses, struggles to sleep, struggles to eat, and...
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...
Can I Breastfeed and Get Things Done?

Can I Breastfeed and Get Things Done?

From the moment we find out we’re expecting, most moms feel an instant instinct kick in: “I want to keep my baby safe, well, and protected.” Having our baby in our arms is one of the simplest ways to know they’re okay — and that’s why many parents choose to wear their...
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