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Baby, it’s cold outside! Looking for the quick and easy way to make your own no-sew diy winter babywearing cover? Well, guess what? You probably already have what you need. If not, it’s easy to find, and can be very inexpensive. Better still? If you can zip a zipper, you can make this. For real. Ok, here’s the scoop: all you need is a too-big hoodie and you’re good to go. Hoodies are a great choice because their soft, warm fabric and built-in zipper make them perfect for transforming into a simple, effective carrier cover.
Is Onya Baby releasing a new toddler carrier? Nope! We don’t need to release a new toddler carrier, because Onya Baby carriers have always been excellent toddler carriers! So, what makes an Onya such a great toddler carrier? There are a number of reasons: From the high supportive back, to the cushy, angled leg padding for your child, to the excellent shoulder and waist support for you, an Onya truly is built to last. The Onya can be worn for day long outings, making it ideal for extended adventures in the great outdoors or around the house. But what happens when your child’s legs aren’t completely supported knee-to-knee? Is that ever ok? Because there will come a time, if you wear your baby Onya for long enough, that, although they’ll still have excellent under-knee support, they won’t be completely knee-to-knee.
When you’re adjusting your baby carrier, be sure that the waist belt is on your upper hips nice and snug, and the shoulder straps aren’t too tight. Also, check that the chest area is comfortable and supported, using chest passes or chest support if needed. If you’re feeling a pulling or tingling at your shoulders, it might be because the shoulder straps are too tight. With the waist belt snug and the shoulder straps eased up a bit, you should find a great hip-centered weight-distribution.
When you join a local babywearing group, you’re stepping into a welcoming and supportive community of parents and caregivers who share your passion for babywearing. Expect to find regular meetings and events, including workshops, playdates, and outings, where you can learn and connect with others. One of the standout features of many local babywearing groups is the lending library of baby carriers. This allows you to try different carriers before making a purchase, ensuring you find the perfect one for you and your baby.