It was about that time, when panic set in, that I found my answer: baby wearing. Admittedly, I didn't have a great babywearing experience with my first baby - the carriers that we had were not suited for my body and short torso, there were too many straps and buckles, and it was just too difficult to get my babe in and comfortable.
Thankfully, this time I have Baby K'Tan on my side. I saw the lovely ladies of Baby K'Tan at the Mom Select Swag Suite in Chicago last summer, and was really impressed with just how easy it looked to get a baby situated and supported.
And now that Graeme is here? This is my favorite way to carry him!
He is safe, supported and within view at all times. Once he was in position, my supermom powers took over and I was able to clean the main floor of our house, collect garbages, do the dishes, throw in laundry and run the Roomba. He slept the entire time and made his sweet little grunts and groans of contentment.
So far, I have only tried the Kangaroo carry, but he really loves it so I am hoping that it will last us a little while. It's so nice to have him close enough to kiss, and great for a busy mom who still has work to get done!
The Baby K'Tan baby carrier is available in a variety of colors to suit your preference, and there are six different carry positions ranging from those appropriate for newborns all the way up to toddlerhood! There are even three new fabric patterns, for those who want to make a statement!
I am excited, now, for our babywearing journey and while it has only been a few days now, it is starting out to be a really awesome experience.
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Disclaimer: I was provided the Baby K'Tan baby carrier in eggplant from Baby K'Tan for the purposes of this review. All opinions of babywearing love expressed are my own.
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Funny I was the same way, never wore Jude but I am still wearing Teagan when we go on walks or hiking.
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