The art of correct babywearing – A loving support for parents and child

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Carrying a baby is one of the most natural and intimate ways to strengthen the bond between parents and children. But how do you carry your baby correctly so that it feels safe and secure while also relieving your own body? Many parents face challenges at the beginning when it comes to tying the baby wrap or using a carrier. In this article, you will learn how to carry your baby ergonomically, safely, and comfortably – and why it is a wonderful enrichment for both of you.

Table of Content
    1. Why Babywearing is More Than Just Transport
    2. The Correct Posture: Ergonomic and Safe
    3. Babywearing in Everyday Life: Flexible and Practical
    4. Which Baby Carrier is Right for Me?
    5. Conclusion: An Enrichment for Both of You

Why Babywearing is More Than Just Transport

Babywearing

Babies love to be carried. It reminds them of the comforting closeness of the womb while feeling your heartbeat and hearing your voice. Studies show that carried babies cry less, are calmed faster, and sleep better.

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For parents, this means a close connection with the child and at the same time a great relief in everyday life, as they have their hands free to attend to other tasks. However, not every way of carrying is automatically good for your baby. Incorrect posture can affect the development of the spine and hip joints or lead to tension for you. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to ergonomic carrying methods from the beginning.

The Correct Posture: Ergonomic and Safe

Ergonomic and Safe

A key point in babywearing is the so-called spread-squat position. In this position, the baby’s knees are slightly higher than the bottom, and the back remains rounded. This posture supports the natural development of the hip joints and spine. Many parents tend to tie their baby too low or too loosely in the wrap. A good rule of thumb is that you can always reach your baby with a kiss on the head.

This way, not only is your back relieved, but your baby also sits securely and stably. Additionally, the fabric of the wrap or carrier should always reach up to the knees to provide optimal support. Make sure that your baby’s face is always free so that breathing is not impaired.

Babywearing in Everyday Life: Flexible and Practical

Flexible and Practical

Another advantage of babywearing is the immense flexibility. While a stroller is often cumbersome and doesn’t fit every environment, you can easily take your baby with you in a carrier or wrap – whether it’s shopping, traveling, or walking in the woods. For many parents, babywearing quickly becomes second nature. It not only makes it easier for your baby to fall asleep but also allows you to move freely and actively participate in life without having to push a stroller around.

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Which Baby Carrier is Right for Me?

Which Baby Carrier is Right

Whether a wrap or a carrier – both have their advantages. A wrap is particularly adaptable and supports the individual ergonomics of parents and child. However, it requires some practice to master the different tying techniques safely. Carriers, on the other hand, are usually more intuitive to put on and offer quick support, especially for parents who are often on the go. Regardless of which option you choose, it is important that it is ergonomic and fits into your everyday life. Many specialty stores and babywearing consultants offer the opportunity to try out different models before deciding on one.

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Conclusion: An Enrichment for Both of You

Carrying your baby is much more than a practical transport method – it promotes emotional bonding, supports physical development, and greatly facilitates your everyday life. If you pay attention to ergonomic posture and choose the right carrying method, babywearing will become a wonderful experience for both of you. Give it a try and enjoy the many benefits of this natural and loving form of carrying!

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The art of correct babywearing - A loving support for parents and child
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Babywearing is one of the most natural and intimate ways to strengthen the bond between parent and child. But how do you carry your baby correctly?
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