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Sling FAQ
Ease, convenience, fashionable, hands-free, easier to multi-task, playing and helping older siblings is easier while baby is still close to mom, discreet feedings, bonding with baby, convenient for the attachment parenting style, baby is right there with you seeing it all which makes them more receptive to learning and stimulation, water slings are now available for showering with babies who need more constant attention.
YES! Slings are safe! As with any baby equipment you need to follow the manufacturer's instructions. It would be like using a stroller or car seat, following guidelines is the key. They are safe for newborns, infants, and toddlers (usually up to around 35 lbs.) Another important point is to practice wearing your baby. Make sure you support your baby when bending down, and be careful when going around corners or through doorways.
Slings and carriers are fitted to the wearer. Most slings are made to hold newborns to toddlers (35lbs.) The type of sling or carrier needs to fit the babies age based on manufacturer instructions.
Front pack carriers, when the child is over a certain weight, can add strain to your back because all the weight is on your shoulders therefore your back. Slings, side, and back carriers help to distribute the weight over the shoulders and hips as well as the back. Slings can be used for newborns, unlike some front and/or soft carriers where the baby needs to have a certain amount of head control.
Yes, for all the reasons listed in the advantages of slings. Baby is close to mom feeling her warmth and heartbeat. Mother can also easier pick up on baby's cues and needs.
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