Wrapsody Hybrid wraps are unique in the babywearing world. Called Hybrid because they combine qualities of stretchy and woven wraps.
Did you know you can do a Double Hammock Tied at Shoulder (TAS), a Double Hammock Carry variation that ties at the shoulder so you have no wrap around your waist at all? Read More
As you welcome and celebrate your new arrival, the last thing you want is a jealous big brother or big sister.
I’m giving you 5 simple and specific ways you can avoid new baby jealousy when your toddler or preschooler becomes a big brother or sister: Read More
30 pieces of parenting wisdom in 5 words:
Kangaroo Carry is a wonderful carry for a newborn, older baby, or toddler and it can be done with a short or long wrap. Kangaroo can usually be done with a wrap two sizes shorter than the wrap length you need for full length carries like Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC). We call this Base – 2.
Plant REAL GRASS in your Easter Basket!
This is surprisingly easy, I promise you. Read More
Ethical Easter treats mean the kids are happy while we use our dollar to vote for the kind of world we want them to grow up in.
I’m making it easy for you to keep Easter ethical, and a little healthier, too with:
Plus, these 15 suggestions are all found on Amazon to make Easter shopping easy and painless for you! Read More
I’m going to say something controversial here.
Ready?
Why not?
Let me explain. Read More
Reading these new baby books together is one of the simplest things you can do to prevent jealousy over the new baby.
Reading books together helps in two ways:
Small children like routines. They like knowing what to expect.
A newcomer will soon be getting most of mom’s or dad’s attention. That is going to be a shock.
It’s a BIG change in routine. Read More
Most of us are our own harshest critics.
And no wonder – we struggle daily to keep our patience under the duress of our children’s inexhaustible attentions and simultaneously rail against anyone who loses patience with our dearest darlings.
But what would happen if you shifted from being your own critic to becoming your own cheerleader?
When you learn a poppable carry with your woven wrap, you get the same functionality as a Ring Sling!
Many parents love Ring Slings for quick errands. This is because you can quickly slip on and adjust a Ring Sling. This ease-of-use makes them popular for a day that will have a lot of ins and outs such as errand day or any day when baby rides in the car between several stops.
We’ve all heard about the devastation in Puerto Rico and I #CantDoNothing so while I don’t have much that I can donate materially or financially, my husband and I are able to donate our time and physical effort.
Our 3 kids are no longer babies and we have grandparents that can take our children for one week.
Our home business is our family’s sole income. This means we have the flexibility of saying we’re taking a week off. It also means we rely on the income from our business every week so here’s the plan: Read More
Creating a costume that plays off the baby carrier is one we babywearing parents cannot resist! We get to show off our ingenuity and our babywearing skills; we get to reap all the benefits of keeping baby content and comfortable in the extra excitement of Halloween night; and now there is the added incentive of entering your babywearing costume in my contest to win a free woven wrap!
Over the years that I’ve been running this contest, I have amassed what I believe to be the greatest collection of babywearing costumes known to the internet. Read More
Guest Post by Kita Wolfe for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
When asked about our current pregnancy and why we call her our rainbow baby, I can’t help but wish that I could just walk away sometimes. But most of the time, I’m open and welcome to sharing a small part of how this baby came to us. A simple “we lost babies before her, she’s our rainbow after the storm!”, is usually how I leave it until they ask more questions.
Often, I’ll run into another mother who has recently lost a pregnancy and feels comfortable with sharing that information after I share mine. It makes me want to bawl. Read More
When it starts to get chilly in the evening and early mornings, wrapping parents are presented with the challenge of dressing themselves and their babies for a day with fluctuating temperatures. Of course, layers are always good – you can remove them when it gets hotter, and put them back on when it gets cooler. Read More
