Hello caregivers! Newborns are so soft and squishy and cute and cuddly and their little heads smell so good. Do you know where you can smell them best? When they're worn on your chest! Several years ago we published a blog post on newborn babywearing (check that out for an overview!). If you're looking for … Continue reading Newborn Babywearing Part 2
Member Spotlight-Hello Amanda!
For the month of February we will feature babywearing stories from our BWI Twin Cities members! Read about his or her journey and how BWI Twin Cities has played a role. *Sarah* “When I started babywearing, I wanted nothing to do with woven wraps. I told myself they were too long, too complicated, and too expensive! […]
Member Spotlight-Hello Rebecca!
For the month of February we will feature babywearing stories from our BWI Twin Cities members! Read about his or her journey and how BWI Twin Cities has played a role. *Sarah* “When I started babywearing, I wanted nothing to do with woven wraps. I told myself they were too long, too complicated, and too expensive! […]
Member Spotlight-Hello Carly!
For the month of February we are featuring babywearing stories from our BWI Twin Cities members! Read about his or her journey and how BWI Twin Cities has played a role.
*Hello Carly!*
"I think my most cherished babywearing memory was when Vin was cutting his first tooth...
Newborn Insert
Yes, you really do need to use that infant insert…. Soft structured carriers (SSCs) are a popular choice for new babywearers. Many people find them less intimidating than wraps or ring slings, and some people really like the convenience: adjust the buckles once for a proper fit, and you will likely not need to do … Continue reading Newborn Insert
Newborn Babywearing
Wearing a newborn is a pretty sweet experience. It’s so easy to forget just how small babies are when they are newborns. When creating your seat, you can froggy baby’s legs in if the baby prefers, but it’s OK to do legs out if baby doesn’t mind. The two most important things to keep in … Continue reading Newborn Babywearing