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Lilly Storchenwiege Wraparound Baby Carrier

$130.00

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Girasol Wisteria Custom Woven Wrap

$110.00

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Leo Bordeaux Storchenwiege Wraparound Baby Carrier

$99.00 – $112.00

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Leo Rouge Storchenwiege Wraparound Baby Carrier

$99.00 – $150.00

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Ulli Storchenwiege Wraparound Baby Carrier

$99.00 – $130.00

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Leo Violet Storchenwiege Wraparound Baby Carrier

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Leo Rose Storchenwiege Wraparound Baby Carrier

$99.00 – $140.00

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#TBT Ada taught me to wrap 17 years ago as a matter of necessity.

She taught me that fighting her needs was a recipe for severe frustration and a lot of tears.

She taught me to find ways to meet her needs WITHOUT sacrificing my own.

Wrapping helped me meet her high needs and that's when I became comfortable and happy as a mom

And she became comfortable and happy as my baby..

At last I was able to enjoy my daughter's babyhood.

I was able to be the mom I wanted to be.

As the years passed, I found this lesson always improved tough situations.

And now . . .

. . . 17 years old! Taller than me, super smart and funny. Helpful, loving, capable and independent.

There were NO bad outcomes.

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Is hands-free nursing real?

Question brought to you by #BlackBreastfeedingWeek

It is totally possible to nurse hands-free with the help of your wrap.

But it is not ALWAYS possible.

If you need to support your breast (at least until your baby is old enough to do it themselves) then you will still need a hand to do that.

You may need to support your baby's head if the wrap isn't perfectly supporting baby in the right position, at least until your baby is old enough to hold their heads up.

Or if they are getting sleepy.

Whether you are 💯 hands-free nursing in the wrap, you will still have free use of your legs so you can go wherever you want and you're not stuck on the couch or in a corner.

And you will likely have some use of one or both hands, which means you can grab a snack or a drink of water. Brush your teeth. Hold the hand of an older child. Maybe even push a shopping cart.

Mileage will vary.

And mileage often improves as your baby gets older.

And by the way, why are mothers always holding their babies in a wrap?

That's because putting your arms around your baby cuddled up on your chest is irresistible.

NOT because the wrap isn't supporting baby 😉

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#TBT to my mom wrapping my first baby 🥰

That baby turns 17 next month 😮

And yesterday was my mom's birthday ❤️

Two of my favorite people forever.

Is there a grandparent who babywears in your family?

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What does it mean to normalize breastfeeding?

It should never be about pressuring a mom to breastfeed.

Or making a mom feel guilty if she can't or won't.

Or taking away options.

Normalizing breastfeeding is only good when it gives MORE moms MORE options.

If you are breastfeeding in public, thank you for helping to normalize this for all the other moms.

We can ALL support and encourage each other, breastfeeding or not.

"Mommy Wars" are good for selling products and getting people to consume articles.

Moms supporting each other are just good for moms.

And that's good for babies.

And that just might change the world 🌏❤️

Have you felt supported in your choices? Tell me ⤵️

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Do you second guess yourself about breastfeeding your toddler?

Some info about breastmilk for toddlers:

“Breast milk continues to provide substantial amounts of key nutrients well beyond the first year of life, especially protein, fat, and most vitamins.”
— Dewey 2001

The American Academy of Family Physicians notes that children weaned before two years of age are at increased risk of illness (AAFP 2008).

From the American Academy of Pediatrics: “Breastfeeding should be continued for at least the first year of life and beyond for as long as mutually desired by mother and child… Increased duration of breastfeeding confers significant health and developmental benefits for the child and the mother… There is no upper limit to the duration of breastfeeding and no evidence of psychologic or developmental harm from breastfeeding into the third year of life or longer.” (AAP 2012. AAP 2005)

American Academy of Family Physicians: "Family physicians should be knowledgeable regarding the ongoing benefits to the child of extended breastfeeding, including continued immune protection, better social adjustment, and having a sustainable food source in times of emergency. The longer women breastfeed, the greater the decrease in their risk of breast cancer.” They also note that “If the child is younger than two years of age, the child is at increased risk of illness if weaned.” (AAFP 2008)

World Health Organization recommend breastfeeding up to 2 years or beyond and states: "Breast-milk is also an important source of energy and nutrients in children aged 6–23 months. It can provide half or more of a child’s energy needs between the ages of 6 and 12 months, and one third of energy needs between 12 and 24 months. Breast milk is also a critical source of energy and nutrients during illness, and reduces mortality among children who are malnourished."

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