Your top 7, the most frequently asked questions
The 7 most frequently asked questions from you:
1) Should I have a pregnancy before the birth? Baby Carrier buy one?
Yes, it can make sense to buy a baby carrier before the birth. Almost all babies enjoy being carried - provided that the Baby Carrier is ergonomic and fits well. If you are unsure which system is right for you, a babywearing consultation can help. There you can practise with special babywearing dummies and experience the feeling of a realistic carrying situation.
Yes, it can make sense to buy a baby carrier before the birth. Almost all babies enjoy being carried - provided that the Baby Carrier is ergonomic and fits well. If you are unsure which system is right for you, a babywearing consultation can help. There you can practise with special babywearing dummies and experience the feeling of a realistic carrying situation.
2) How do I dress my child in the Baby Carrier in winter and summer?
Warmth is important in winter. Tights, loose trousers and thick socks are recommended - avoid rompers with integrated socks, as they can slide around in the Baby Carrier can disturb the circulation in the legs. Apply cream to dry skin, don't forget the hat, and if necessary offer Babywearing jackets or babywearing covers additional protection. Find out more in the BlogMonday: Babywearing in winter!
In summer, lightweight, breathable clothing that protects you from the sun's rays is ideal. A hat provides shade, and sun protection is important in direct sunlight. Make sure you drink enough fluids and, in the case of newborns, do not risk water intoxication (only baby milk or breastfeeding). Always adapt your clothing to the outside temperature.
Warmth is important in winter. Tights, loose trousers and thick socks are recommended - avoid rompers with integrated socks, as they can slide around in the Baby Carrier can disturb the circulation in the legs. Apply cream to dry skin, don't forget the hat, and if necessary offer Babywearing jackets or babywearing covers additional protection. Find out more in the BlogMonday: Babywearing in winter!
In summer, lightweight, breathable clothing that protects you from the sun's rays is ideal. A hat provides shade, and sun protection is important in direct sunlight. Make sure you drink enough fluids and, in the case of newborns, do not risk water intoxication (only baby milk or breastfeeding). Always adapt your clothing to the outside temperature.
3) Why does the hip belt of my Baby Carrier?
This often happens if the Velcro fastener has been attached incorrectly or the belt has not been pressed tight enough against the stomach when tightening. Make sure you fasten the hip belt tightly before you put your child in - otherwise a kink can occur. Sometimes the baby is also placed on the waist belt when it is put on quickly - this can also lead to a kink. Your baby should be seated in front of the lap belt. Another reason may be the shape of the body: For example, a hollow back can also cause a kink when carrying your baby on your back.
4) The back panel does not reach the back of the neck. Why?
If the hip belt sits too high or your baby is too low in the back. Baby Carrier (has been bumped), the back panel may appear shortened. Remember that the bigger your child gets, the lower the hip belt moves.
5) Why is my baby slipping in the Baby Carrier or is not sitting stable?
Correct use is important to ensure that your child sits securely and stably. Adjust the bar to fit (it should end about a finger's width from the back of the knees), place the waist belt at the correct height (about "head kiss height"), pull the back panel tight and tighten the straps. A secure double knot provides additional support.
Correct use is important to ensure that your child sits securely and stably. Adjust the bar to fit (it should end about a finger's width from the back of the knees), place the waist belt at the correct height (about "head kiss height"), pull the back panel tight and tighten the straps. A secure double knot provides additional support.
6) Which Baby Carrier is best if I have back pain?
If you have back pain, a Baby Carrier with crossed straps for back relief could be ideal. Alternatively, a Baby Wrap is often gentle, and early back carrying can also relieve your back.
If you have back pain, a Baby Carrier with crossed straps for back relief could be ideal. Alternatively, a Baby Wrap is often gentle, and early back carrying can also relieve your back.
7) Can I carry during pregnancy or after a caesarean section?
Basically yes! For larger children, for example, the Onbu and for smaller babies the RingSling or the Baby Wrap, as there is hardly any pressure on the stomach. If you have any questions or uncertainties, it is advisable to consult your doctor.
Basically yes! For larger children, for example, the Onbu and for smaller babies the RingSling or the Baby Wrap, as there is hardly any pressure on the stomach. If you have any questions or uncertainties, it is advisable to consult your doctor.
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