Your baby’s age is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for a carrier.
Your newborn needs a carrier that will support his head, neck and spine while keeping him close to your chest. You will need a carrier that will be comfortable and easy for you to use during the postpartum period. For this age group, we recommend Ring Slings, Stretch Wraps and Woven Wraps. Continue reading
Your baby’s size is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for a carrier.
Your premature baby needs special care to help him continue to grow. Kangaroo care is optimal for premature babies and the right carrier can facilitate that skin to skin care. Your baby needs a soft carrier that will provide him with support for his head, neck and spine. For this age group, we recommend Stretch Wraps and Ring Slings. Continue reading
Your baby’s age is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for a carrier.
From 7-12 months, your baby continues to develop strength in his spine as he increases in his ability to support himself. As he gains weight, you will require good weight distribution from your carrier in order to keep yourself comfortable. As most carriers are appropriate for this age, we recommend Soft Structured Carriers (SSCs), Mei Tais, Woven Wraps and Hip Carriers, plus Ring Slings and Pouches for shorter carries. Continue reading
Your baby’s age is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for a carrier.
From 3-6 months, your infant grows and develops rapidly. By this age, he will have developed control of his head and neck and may even be able to sit on his own. He still requires spinal support, especially while he his sleeping in a carrier. For this age, we recommend a Ring Sling, Woven Wrap or Mei Tai. Continue reading
Your baby’s age is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for a carrier
From 2 to 3 years of age, your toddler will walk independently when he can but will still enjoy being worn when he needs a rest or some snuggle time with you. You will need a supportive carrier with a higher weight limit to distribute your child’s weight evenly. Sturdy materials and construction will keep you both comfortable so you can continue to enjoy babywearing. Continue reading
Your baby’s size is one of the most important factors to consider when shopping for a carrier
Your toddler can walk independently some of the time, but still loves to be carried when he needs a cuddle or a break. He will be getting heavier as well as taller, so excellent weight distribution and support will be essential for you to keep carrying him as much as you would like to. When he falls asleep, he will still need support for his head and neck. For this age, we recommend Woven Wraps, Mei Tais, Soft Structured Carriers (SSCs) as well Frame Backpacks. Hip Carriers, Ring Slings and Pouches are recommended for short carries with this age. Continue reading