Babywearing: Make It Safe For The Baby
Babywearing: Making It Safe For The Baby (Four things to consider when choosing babywearing gear.)
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Safe Babywearing Series, Part 1: Why?
You may be thinking, “I’m not really one of those all natural, hippy-dippy, attachment parenting types. Why should I even read this post?”.
I just want to assure you that way before there were debates about parenting styles and research on infant development, parents instinctively carried their babies when they couldn’t be held.
There just wasn’t an option. No strollers, no baby swings, no bouncy seats. There were arms and fabric.
No matter what your parenting style is, babywearing can be adapted to your particular situation and philosophy.
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