That pink really suits you and Atti
Bug, you and Isla look so comfy in the beco, are you finding it easier to use than the stretchy? X
That pink really suits you and Atti
Bug, you and Isla look so comfy in the beco, are you finding it easier to use than the stretchy? X
Yes I much prefer it! Feels a lot safer too. The only thing is Isla tends to keep sagging after a while and I need to keep adjusting it.
What age roughly can I put her on my back? I do like being able to see her on front but think a back carry would be more comfortable
That pink really suits you and Atti
Bug, you and Isla look so comfy in the beco, are you finding it easier to use than the stretchy? X
Yes I much prefer it! Feels a lot safer too. The only thing is Isla tends to keep sagging after a while and I need to keep adjusting it.
What age roughly can I put her on my back? I do like being able to see her on front but think a back carry would be more comfortable
6 months is the general rule for most (sit without support) although I've done it from birth with #2 (since I'm quite an experienced babywearer). I find back carry much more comfortable and of course practical, since I use it primarily as transport/safety. It gives me the ability to deal with my toddler or hot stove.
It's really up to you! Philippe lets me know when he is unhappy with any position/carry, so I just listen to him. If he doesn't complain, I keep him put!
Emy u are so fashionable
That pink really suits you and Atti
Bug, you and Isla look so comfy in the beco, are you finding it easier to use than the stretchy? X
Yes I much prefer it! Feels a lot safer too. The only thing is Isla tends to keep sagging after a while and I need to keep adjusting it.
What age roughly can I put her on my back? I do like being able to see her on front but think a back carry would be more comfortable
6 months is the general rule for most (sit without support) although I've done it from birth with #2 (since I'm quite an experienced babywearer). I find back carry much more comfortable and of course practical, since I use it primarily as transport/safety. It gives me the ability to deal with my toddler or hot stove.
It's really up to you! Philippe lets me know when he is unhappy with any position/carry, so I just listen to him. If he doesn't complain, I keep him put!
Thanks! I'm mega paranoid that she can't breathe when she's in front and am constantly checking her so not sure how I'd go with her on my back where I couldn't check. I know - I'm being silly but can't help it!
Yeah find I can't get much done with her on front as its quite restricting.
Thanks for the tip about bouncing her Faythe x
Emy u are so fashionable
I don't know if that is sarcasm or not so if it isn't then thank you and if it is then yeah, I know, I have a bit of a penchant for kimonos and other odd clothing, but everyone stares at me with a baby on my back so what does it matter
That pink really suits you and Atti
Bug, you and Isla look so comfy in the beco, are you finding it easier to use than the stretchy? X
Yes I much prefer it! Feels a lot safer too. The only thing is Isla tends to keep sagging after a while and I need to keep adjusting it.
What age roughly can I put her on my back? I do like being able to see her on front but think a back carry would be more comfortable
6 months is the general rule for most (sit without support) although I've done it from birth with #2 (since I'm quite an experienced babywearer). I find back carry much more comfortable and of course practical, since I use it primarily as transport/safety. It gives me the ability to deal with my toddler or hot stove.
It's really up to you! Philippe lets me know when he is unhappy with any position/carry, so I just listen to him. If he doesn't complain, I keep him put!
Thanks! I'm mega paranoid that she can't breathe when she's in front and am constantly checking her so not sure how I'd go with her on my back where I couldn't check. I know - I'm being silly but can't help it!
Yeah find I can't get much done with her on front as its quite restricting.
Thanks for the tip about bouncing her Faythe x
Confidence is really important with back carries, if you aren't going to be comfortable not being able to see her all the time then you aren't ready
It comes with time and size -once she's a bit bigger, you don't really worry as she is 'above' the carry.Emy u are so fashionable
I don't know if that is sarcasm or not so if it isn't then thank you and if it is then yeah, I know, I have a bit of a penchant for kimonos and other odd clothing, but everyone stares at me with a baby on my back so what does it matter
Haha no I'm not sarcastic! I genuinely mean it, you look good/fashionable when you are babywearing.
19w pregnant carrying my 19mo old yesterday
https://distilleryimage8.instagram.com/01f00504838911e2b12d22000a9e295b_7.jpg
19w pregnant carrying my 19mo old yesterday
https://distilleryimage8.instagram.com/01f00504838911e2b12d22000a9e295b_7.jpg
What is this carry called? It looks so much simpler than the back carries I've tried and failed.
Unfortunately it's only a 5 and I'm/he's too big for me to DH with it, it was a slight variation on ellevill Jordan's back carry in that I TUB rather than in front
https://i586.photobucket.com/albums/ss306/Phoenixbaby123/DSCF8772_zps212fd3b6.jpg
https://i586.photobucket.com/albums/ss306/Phoenixbaby123/DSCF8779_zpscc42406d.jpg
Absolutely beautiful pics.
