Enjoy some of my favorite babywearing pictures of us. Oh and yes my husband has a smidgen of babywearing knowledge as well :)
There is my mom babywearing and yes she put the sling on herself she rocks
My teenage sister can do it too.
So please take your info from someone who knows. :)
I saw a pic on catbirdbaby where the baby was in a front carry & facing forward. I thought this was baby wearing don't? What's your advice on this?
ReplyDeleteThere are two carriers that I've seen that can do a facing out carry properly they are the pikkolo and the Gemini. I own both I've tried the facing out position in both. Its certainly more comfortable than a bjorn or a crotch dangler. They can support a baby properly in the facing out carry. The pikkolo does a better job than the Gemini. You won't find a picture of me carrying my kids facing out because we don't do it. It's not as comfortable because baby is essentially hanging off of you instead of hugging you. Its funny that I absolutely love love the pikkolo and the Gemini is in second place but we don't do facing out carries. I've read it's better developmentally for your child to be able to see your face at all times. I prefer my kids facing me because they can't grab stuff off store shelves and break it. My kids face me so they can see my reaction to things as a learning experience to them. They know we get cautious around strangers and upset when strangers try and touch us. People say their kids want to see the world they can turn their head to the left and right and see just fine or do a back carry and if it's high enough see over your shoulder. I don't approve of a facing out carry ever. If you do choose to do one keep it short as in less than 30minutes. That is my own opinion based on the three years babywearing experience I have. I've worn my youngest for upwards of 8-10 hours per day for the first 5 months of his life he is clingy :)
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