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@katrina2017 lol same. all I said was that the science was “mixed” (with links! to primary source articles!) and got absolutely slammed for not going along with the prevalent mindset that all forms of sleep training have zero potential negative consequences.

@jeanmedina I haven’t worn it through the summer yet, but my cotton one has been fairly comfortable in Florida so far! and we’ve had days in the 90s with super high humidity already 🫠 I’ve heard the linen ones are even more breathable, but the cotton one has been pretty good for me so far! so...

@xd005 my baby is the same weight as yours, and I love our artipoppe! I wear it probably 4-6 hours a day because my baby exclusively contact naps & it’s the comfiest of my carriers. admittedly, there are probably better carriers out there in terms of ergonomics, but if you want the aesthetic...

@washedinhisblood my 9 month old wears a 3t & is 35lbs, 34 inches 😅😅😅 he’s a BIG BOY. born 9lbs 10oz and then just shot off like a rocket.

@xxwunderkindxx my husband & I had a similar situation (with a spring break baby) and used option b. he took off the week before & after spring break, and idk how I would have functioned without him during that time. however, if your mom can help a lot I wouldn’t be scared of option c either! it...

@pitcharan idk, they wash easy! and in the same price range as a sakura bloom 😂 I know, I said it was a bit more of an aesthetic

if you’re looking for more of an aesthetic though- maybe a woven tula free to grow or an artipoppe zeitgeist? artipoppes are definitely an investment, but they are so lovely & I reach for mine more than any other carrier I have.

@aractus I would check out the lenny lamb onbuhimo. it’s a buckle carrier so no tails to worry about! full disclaimer, I don’t have one, but I’ve heard it’s versatile for front & back carry!

@realist1981 If you hate the webbing after the fabric ends, maybe give Hope&Plum another chance with their Meh Dai? The Lark is essentially a SSC version of their Meh Dai- it doesn’t have any webbing so it’s just comfy all of the way around.

@mastersb I think it’s just that if you’re in between sizes, the fabric on the straps is too long and it won’t cinch tight enough for a back carry! I’m very solidly a 16/18 & can back carry in my lark without any issues. I think it’s just if you’re more on the cusp the straps might be too long.

@eleader22 it would have to be used to fit in the price range, but hope & plum hemp-blend ring slings are water safe! just be sure to rinse it after chlorine exposure. there are plenty in the $100-range on the brand’s facebook BST group.