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The best time to learn to babywear? Before you have a baby in your arms.
Most parents don't think much about babywearing until their baby arrives. They add a carrier to their registry, hope it's a good fit, and figure they'll learn how to use it when the time comes.
But babywearing is a skill - and like any skill, it's easier to learn when you're not also navigating sleep deprivation, postpartum recovery, and a newborn who has opinions about being put down.
The Prenatal Babywearing Package helps you choose a carrier with confidence, practice using it before birth, and feel prepared to make babywearing part of your everyday life.
Rather than relying on reviews, marketing, or what worked for someone else, you'll have the opportunity to explore different carrier styles, understand what makes a good fit, and discover what works for your body, preferences, and lifestyle.
Appointment 1: Carrier Discovery
Explore different types of baby carriers, learn about their features and differences, and get hands-on guidance in choosing a carrier that fits your needs. This is an ideal appointment to schedule before building your baby registry or purchasing a carrier.
Appointment 2: Prenatal Practice
Once you've chosen your carrier, we'll practice using it together. You'll learn how to adjust it, understand safe positioning, and build familiarity with the steps so you're not starting from scratch after your baby arrives.
Appointment 3: Postpartum Follow-Up
Now that your baby is here, we'll put those skills into practice! We'll fine-tune the fit with your baby, troubleshoot any challenges, and explore how babywearing can support your daily routines.
This package is ideal for expecting parents who want to feel comfortable and confident with babywearing from the beginning, especially those who haven't yet purchased a carrier or feel overwhelmed by the options.
Partners and other caregivers are welcome to participate.
The first time you use your carrier shouldn't have to be the first time you've ever touched it.
The best time to learn to babywear? Before you have a baby in your arms.
Most parents don't think much about babywearing until their baby arrives. They add a carrier to their registry, hope it's a good fit, and figure they'll learn how to use it when the time comes.
But babywearing is a skill - and like any skill, it's easier to learn when you're not also navigating sleep deprivation, postpartum recovery, and a newborn who has opinions about being put down.
The Prenatal Babywearing Package helps you choose a carrier with confidence, practice using it before birth, and feel prepared to make babywearing part of your everyday life.
Rather than relying on reviews, marketing, or what worked for someone else, you'll have the opportunity to explore different carrier styles, understand what makes a good fit, and discover what works for your body, preferences, and lifestyle.
Appointment 1: Carrier Discovery
Explore different types of baby carriers, learn about their features and differences, and get hands-on guidance in choosing a carrier that fits your needs. This is an ideal appointment to schedule before building your baby registry or purchasing a carrier.
Appointment 2: Prenatal Practice
Once you've chosen your carrier, we'll practice using it together. You'll learn how to adjust it, understand safe positioning, and build familiarity with the steps so you're not starting from scratch after your baby arrives.
Appointment 3: Postpartum Follow-Up
Now that your baby is here, we'll put those skills into practice! We'll fine-tune the fit with your baby, troubleshoot any challenges, and explore how babywearing can support your daily routines.
This package is ideal for expecting parents who want to feel comfortable and confident with babywearing from the beginning, especially those who haven't yet purchased a carrier or feel overwhelmed by the options.
Partners and other caregivers are welcome to participate.
The first time you use your carrier shouldn't have to be the first time you've ever touched it.