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If you're a parent in Hastings, St Leonards or the surrounding East Sussex area and you're interested in babywearing, you might be wondering where to start. Perhaps you've got a carrier already and aren't quite sure you're using it correctly. Perhaps you're expecting and trying to work out which type of sling might suit you. Or perhaps you simply want to know whether a baby carrier could actually make everyday life a little easier. The good news is that babywearing can be incredibly useful

If you've started exploring the world of baby carriers, you may have come across Meh Dais and half buckle carriers and wondered: What actually are they? Are they a wrap? Are they a buckle carrier? Are they easier than a woven wrap? And why do people seem to love them so much? They sit somewhere between a more structured carrier and a woven wrap, giving you some of the support and adjustability of wrapping without necessarily needing to learn quite as much wrapping technique.

If your baby arrived earlier than expected, you may be wondering whether babywearing is still an option. For many parents, the idea of carrying their tiny baby close is incredibly appealing. After a stay in neonatal care, being able to hold your baby close while having your hands a little freer can feel like a wonderful step towards normal family life. But premature babies have some additional considerations when it comes to babywearing.