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@snoweh I think this depends at least a little on how tall you are. I’m 5’6” and all torso haha, I have to buy petite pants because my legs are so short. Anyway I didn’t have any trouble wearing my baby in a K’tan (which fits very similar to a wrap like a Moby) after my c section. He was up on...

@jbrac Yes, you can safely wear your baby on your back! You want baby high on your back, with their head around the nape of your neck, so you can monitor their breathing. And since baby isn’t sitting on their own yet, you’ll need a carrier that fully supports baby’s whole trunk as well as their...

@cjw2013 I have to agree - K is for “keep”?? At least C for “close” is a reasonable reminder.

@trimeresurus Gotcha. Here’s some reviews, hopefully you can find something comfortable! https://www.lucieslist.com/guides/best-car-seats-for-toddlers-and-preschoolers/forward-facing-car-seats/?amp

@trimeresurus Oh yeah, the terminology is kind of confusing. I think they use “convertible” for the car seats that can do rear facing and forward facing (with just a harness) and “combination” for ones that only do forward facing and can switch from harness to seat belt booster. We got ours, the...

@trimeresurus Well, you’d want a high back booster with a harness, right? A “combination seat”, I think they call them. Three is just super young for a seatbelt, even if it’s technically legal, why push it? You’ll get tons of use out of a harness as long as you get one that goes up to 65 pounds...

@trimeresurus I’m not sure which regulation you mean (maybe it’s just your state?) but I’ve always heard to keep them in a harness until their 5th birthday at least. I know some people use it longer since it’s safer, but 5 is like, the minimum. We use a Graco Nautilus 3 in 1 and would recommend...