Most carrier instructions still center on one smaller adult body. Dads then copy those settings and receive disappointing results. A wider frame may need another shoulder strap angle. A longer torso may require a different waistband position. Bigger waists also need enough padding around each side. Families need fitting advice for every regular wearer, while brands need examples showing several adult body shapes.
Read MoreThere’s a special bond between babies and moms, which can leave new dads feeling a little...left out. While dads don’t physically give birth to their babies, they have a vital role to fulfill that is much needed. Mom will have her own specific way of taking care of the baby, but you don’t have to do the exact same thing if it doesn’t work for you. Try some of these simple ways to strengthen your connection to your baby.
Read MoreOne of my favorite things to do with both my children, is carry them! Seeing the world with them in your arms really gives you a sense of closeness. Any kind of shoulder or arm injury though and you can’t do it for long. It also makes doing anything useful tough. So in steps the baby carrier. There are loads of types of these, from wraps to backpacks, and they’re great. There are some major benefits to using a carrier with your children. Here’s a few
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