We invite all caregivers to join in, share, learn, and Wear All The Babies!
We are hosting professional babywearing mini photo sessions during our June meetings! I know, your phone is chock full of babywearing selfies. BUT! We all know this time of wearing Continue Reading →
June meetings are scheduled! All meetings are free and open to all caregivers. Try out any carriers in our library or bring your own for fit help with our certified Continue Reading →
Have you heard of The Carrying On Project? They provide carriers of all types to military families, and we were thrilled to be able to host an event in April, Continue Reading →
We get a ton of questions about how caregivers can safely wear their babies facing out. Our Education Chair, Jessi, put together this infographic to cover the basics of forward-facing baby-wearing. Visit our Facebook page for more tips on forward-facing carries throughout the month!
Stretchy wraps are one of my favorite ways to carry a newborn because they feel like everything a new baby needs in the fourth trimester: soft, gentle support that hugs Continue Reading →
If you are new to the babywearing world or can remember when you were, it’s very likely you have wondered at some point WHY there are so many different brands Continue Reading →
Thank you to Emily, a Volunteer Babywearing Educator and our chapter’s Education Chair, for these quick tips for babywearing as the weather (finally!!) cools down here in St. Louis! As Continue Reading →
A common question we hear from new wearers is “What is the best carrier?” The thing is, that’s a big question. There is no one perfect carrier for every caregiver, Continue Reading →
Disclaimer: I love babywearing, but I am *not* anti-stroller. My BOB Duallie has been in near constant use for the last 8+ years, and it still goes along on many Continue Reading →
We have another carrier to add to the list of full buckles that can easily go from infant to toddler! Featured Carrier: Babylonia Flexia, in Dove Grey and Charcoal Carrier Type: Continue Reading →