Emma – Little One Snug

It's in the name, when many people think about babywearing, they picture a tiny newborn curled up against their parent's chest. What they don't always picture is a determined two-year-old demanding "up" halfway through a family walk, somewhere a pram isn't suitable. And while there are so many benefits to carrying early, this only continues as your child grows bigger! And actually toddler carrying is far more common than many people realise. There are carriers that are specifically designed...

If you're expecting a baby and looking into babywearing, you may already have discovered that the internet can be overwhelming. Some articles make it sound as though you will need several carriers, specialist clothing, accessories and an encyclopaedic knowledge of babywearing before your baby has even arrived. (Of course, through my own experiences, I ended up with a sling-library) but for most the reality is much simpler, and most families need a lot less than they think. As a babywearing...

Bringing a new baby into the world via caesarean birth can mean a longer recovery period than many parents expect. Alongside caring for a newborn, you're also recovering from major abdominal surgery, so it's completely normal to have questions about what feels comfortable and manageable in those early weeks. So "Can I still babywear after a C-section?" Usually yes, but it really will depend on a few factors" Many parents find they can begin babywearing once they feel comfortable enough to do...