babywearing

Hi! My second baby is due in a few weeks. With my first son, we used a Moby wrap a lot around the house. I liked that it wasn’t very bulky so that I could do other tasks easily and it felt very snuggly. We used and loved our Ergo 360 when out and about and will use it this time as well...

What are y’all doing about your babies that prefer face flat to your chest?? I have an 11 week old that weighs 14 lbs and only contact naps so I baby wear her a lot in my moby wrap and my husband wears her in a Lille baby complete. I feel like I’m constantly fighting to get her to turn her head...

I've been nerding out on the different carriers for awhile now, help me make my final decision! Baby girl is almost 3 weeks and 98th %tile (10 lbs at 2 weeks). She's doing well in the Moby wrap so I'm excited for the next steps (have also ordered a ring sling). We live in Hawaii so with the...

So my baby has loved being worn in my moby wrap until recently (4 mos) when she started fighting me the second her arms got tucked in. She fights being worn now until she’s got both hands out, and has basically rolled the back support down so she can lean out and look at everything, so I’ve...

After a lot of research (and trying half a dozen slings at my local library) I have learn that a Happy Baby Original carrier is one that both myself and my baby like (she likes structured carriers like Ergo/Tula but thick waistbands aggravate my c section scar, I like soft/lightweight carriers...

I recently bought a Wildbird linen ring sling and I really want to like it because I know once I get the hang of it that it will be quick and easy to get my LO in and out of. Right now, though, I’m having such a hard time with it 😔 I’ve read through a bunch of old posts on here about them but...

I joined a B/S/T baby carrier group because I'd like to buy an onbuhimo...wow. So many acronyms! Some of these members have collections that must be worth more than a thousand dollars, like literally closets just for their carriers. They have very specific requests, like a carrier made 10 years...

Hi all, I've spent the last 2 days getting more and more lost in the world of baby wearing and could really use some help. My 5 month old has lived in my Freerider wraps over the past few months. He's quite small (9%) but he's getting heavier and it's starting to take a toll on my back when we...

Trying to master my keababies wrap and struggling. Can someone assess this - are the legs too close together? ETA - baby is 4 w o, 8.5 lbs

I am in the market for a toddler carrier. It seems that Tula is one of the best brands. I checked on this site: https://hipdysplasia.org/hip-healthy-products/ , but Tula Toddler is not on it. Beco toddler is on the list but they only have 4.4 reviews on Amazon. In fact, there are close to none...

Hi all! I’m not sure if I used the right tag, apologies if I didn’t. I currently have a 19 month old and 2 month old. For my older I always used my original ergo baby and loved it. But I didn’t breastfeed. I now have my 2 month old and he does nurse exclusively. I am wanting to find a carrier...

I’m looking for a baby carrier for some upcoming travel. One of our trips is to Bali where it will be very hot and humid so temperature consideration is a must. We currently have these carriers: 1) mamacozy wrap carrier sling: Momcozy Baby Wrap Carrier Slings, Easy to Wear Infant Carrier...

My daughter is 18 months old and we are still going strong baby wearing. We live in Scandinavia and temps have been -14⁰ C (7⁰ F) the last two weeks. Problem is, she has grown out of her very warm, snowproof rainproof cover and I cannot find one for a bigger child (she's currently 80cm tall)...

I was in the checkout at Costco, wearing my one year old in an Ergo on my back.( I recently switched to back carrying because I’m about 11 weeks pregnant and was starting to get some back pain with the front carry.) An older white guy in line behind me said “Excuse me… I’m just wondering, how...

Everywhere I read about related to babywearing it says that you need to have baby in the “M position” ie knees above bum. Which a lot of inward facing carriers do. Someone warned me about baby facing outwards and said it’s because you can’t achieve said position as easily and the spine isn’t in...

My 9 week old daughter is nearly 14lbs and has “silent reflux”. I’d always imagined I’d baby wear constantly but she’s uncomfortable in the carriers I have even 30+ minutes after nursing. We have a Solly wrap but she gets quite hot in it. Our ErgoBaby Embrace leads to lots of burping and even...