Lets see you babywearing !

[Tulip]

Bexx, Freckle, it is indeed Jeansblau Nino Bexx you need to join natural mamas, the FSOT board is full of wraps Also Freckle has a Hopp for sale on our own nappy forum I think...

 

[Tulip]

More wrapped squishes Looking great Ella!

 

[Elphaba]

So many gorgeous squishes - making me broody!

Love the pic of you and Lyla on the beach!

 

[Aaisrie]

Atticus' first day being worn at 8 days old!

https://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo134/Aaisrie/1d1fa8ec.jpg
https://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo134/Aaisrie/84014dfe.jpg

 

[Tulip]

Awww congratulations hon! All snuggled up

 

[sma1588]

i love all your baby wearing pix. maybe some of you can help me...

i posted a new thread so i didnt crash this one but only 1 person replied...
im planning on gettingthe moby wrap for when my little girl is born and i also plan on BF but im not sure how that would be possible in the wrap. do you have to take baby out,move them around then feed or can baby just kinda slide into that position to feed? also is there a better way to feed in the wrap, shirt up or down? what are some of the ways that you found newborns like best?

 

[Aaisrie]

Sma I fed Atti in this today in this position, it might take a bit of practice. An easier is a cradle hold as you have more maneuverability - hope that helps!

 

[sma1588]

so u just keep them in that position or do u take them out and put them in a new position before you feed.....sorry i know i sound dumb asking this but im really not sure

 

[Aaisrie]

Not at all! See the way his head is over to 1 side I just slide him down a little - it means they latch in an upright position which can be a little awkward if you arent used to it. The other way is the cradle hold like this:

https://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo134/Aaisrie/Saraya/0609/DSCF1952.jpg

Held in this way it's pretty much like breastfeeding "normally" only without using your arms to hold them!

 

[Thumper]

IT must be questions time. I have one too!
What age/weight is good to start using the back carry in an Ergo? Or in any wrap/carrier really. I know it's not for a while yet for us but curious what's best thanks!

 

[freckleonear]

IT must be questions time. I have one too!
What age/weight is good to start using the back carry in an Ergo? Or in any wrap/carrier really. I know it's not for a while yet for us but curious what's best thanks!

6 months is usually the recommended minimum for SSCs and mei tais. With a woven wrap you can back carry from birth if you are confident at wrapping.

Gorgeous pics Aaisrie!

 

[sma1588]

Not at all! See the way his head is over to 1 side I just slide him down a little - it means they latch in an upright position which can be a little awkward if you arent used to it. The other way is the cradle hold like this:

https://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo134/Aaisrie/Saraya/0609/DSCF1952.jpg

Held in this way it's pretty much like breastfeeding "normally" only without using your arms to hold them!

thanks, now i see how it would be easy to feed in the craddle type hold. your LO looks pretty comfy too. i guess i will just have to try that but im assuming that if i put a new born in that way then she will be coverd alot more

 

[Elphaba]

Yup six months for back carry. I've only just started putting Xavi on my back at 10 months, but he's pretty light (18lb) for his age.

 

[Aaisrie]

Not at all! See the way his head is over to 1 side I just slide him down a little - it means they latch in an upright position which can be a little awkward if you arent used to it. The other way is the cradle hold like this:

https://i369.photobucket.com/albums/oo134/Aaisrie/Saraya/0609/DSCF1952.jpg

Held in this way it's pretty much like breastfeeding "normally" only without using your arms to hold them!

thanks, now i see how it would be easy to feed in the craddle type hold. your LO looks pretty comfy too. i guess i will just have to try that but im assuming that if i put a new born in that way then she will be coverd alot more

The nice thing is you can adjust it to how covered you want to be, I would flop my boobs out on the table and not care but I know some women like to be covered so you could pull the outer section up to give more modesty

 

[tardiz]

https://i1009.photobucket.com/albums/af217/kirsty1985/IMG_0897.jpg

nathan (and a very tired mummy) in his moby wrap

 

[celine]

awww bless nathan looks very happy in the moby - I need to take a photo of my little one in our moby and yes I look tired too how old is nathan?

 

[veganmum2be]

Bexx, Freckle, it is indeed Jeansblau Nino Bexx you need to join natural mamas, the FSOT board is full of wraps Also Freckle has a Hopp for sale on our own nappy forum I think...

thanks, i am a member but i dont understand anything there lol.
i wouldn't know where to begin and some of the prices. wow. lol

 

[tardiz]

awww bless nathan looks very happy in the moby - I need to take a photo of my little one in our moby and yes I look tired too how old is nathan?

thanks he is coming up 6 weeks.. i think it is impossiable to get a pic of a new mum without her looking tired

 

[lozzy21]

Daddy with Niamh in whitby in the connecta.

https://i930.photobucket.com/albums/ad148/lozzy22minx/Whitby/IMG_0747.jpg

 

[celine]

To disguise my tired eyes - sunglasses!

3 week old Sabrina in the moby