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We look at producing Onya Baby products as an adventure. In our quest to produce the best baby carriers available, we are constantly trying to improve both quality and construction techniques. I’m Billy Rickard, Onya creator Diana Coote’s brother. And as the one who handles Operations and Production here, it is my favorite aspect of the job. However, one of the most challenging things about manufacturing is when things don’t...
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Why is the NexStep so eco-friendly? Well, aside from all the awesome features that all Onya Baby carriers share, the Onya Baby Nexstep is an ergonomic baby carrier made from 100% recycled soft brushed twill with an air mesh lining. It’s super breathable and lightweight, and it leaves a lighter footprint on our planet for our children, for our children’s children. Have a look at the graphic above to see how we...
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Does your baby need a little boost?
We often will get questions about how to boost the baby once they reach the in-between stage of newborn to just a little older than newborn, 3-4 months.  This is when they are too big for the Booster but not quite big enough to see over the top of the carrier. This really depends on your baby's development but once they have independent head control and they have reached 3...
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Onya Baby Carrier Review: Simply Real Moms
We’re thrilled about our latest soft structured carrier review by Erin from Simply Real Moms: “Who says you can’t have it all? Need a baby carrier that doubles as a seat–you’ve got it with Onya Baby Carriers! I love the Onya Baby Carrier and the fact that it offers the seat option. It is perfect for the on-the-go family who wears their baby for a walk to dinner, or possibly...
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Babywearing is Flat-Head Prevention
A study recently released by the Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics indicates that an estimated 46.6% of babies between the ages of 7 to 12 weeks in North America will suffer from positional plagiocephaly, or “flat head syndrome.” (1) That’s nearly one in two babies! This largely preventable syndrome is widely assumed to be the result of over-use of infant holding devices, such as car seats, swings...
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