How soon can I start wearing my baby?
Most newborns can be worn right away. If your baby has any health challenges, is low tone, or premature, you should discuss babywearing with your health care practitioner.
Will I spoil my baby if I wear him/her too much?
No. In fact, research has shown that babies are quickly able to develop a sense of security and trust when they are carried. They are more likely to be securely attached to their care-giver/s and often become independent at an earlier age.
What if my baby is fussy in the carrier?
If you are confident that your baby is not upset due to hunger or other variables, and is clearly unhappy while in the carrier, begin by trying different positions. Some newborns prefer to be held vertically versus laying down. Try walking around indoors or outside while wearing it or swaying in place. Soon your baby will recognize the sling as a place of comfort and security. Often babies like to fall asleep in the carrier. Always keep a close watch on your baby, even when sleeping, to ensure they are getting proper airflow.
How should I position the baby when breastfeeding in a sling?
Our slings allow for convenient nursing. Please see our video instructions here. Always keep a close watch on your baby while nursing and never use a nipple shield while nursing your baby in a carrier.