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Biomechanics of Babywearing: Part 1 – Baby Positioning By Dr. Andrew Dodge, DC How to wear your baby can be a confusing and, at times, very controversial subject. There are so many different carriers out there and just as many different positions in which to wear your baby. This post will focus on the biomechanics and development of your baby’s spine and hips and the most optimal carriers and positioning...
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Babywearing your baby in a baby carrier: it’s one of the very safest places for your baby to be. You’re acutely aware of your baby’s movements and breathing, and those little hands or sweet restless legs can’t get him into any sticky situations. As you may or may not know, there are several very good babywearing forums out there, including TheBabywearer, the babywearing group on BabyCenter, the Babywearing Love and...
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Written with Jennifer Pitkin, IBCLC, RLC. We all produce milk differently. Some of us produce less than we’d like. Not to worry! Here are some great tips for building supply while breastfeeding. Tips for increasing your supply: 1. Feed your baby! Check out a little video from Onya Baby on how to breastfeed while babywearing! It’s super easy to give your baby nature’s original happy meal. 2. Wear your baby! ...
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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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Breastfeeding Month is drawing to a close, and we thought it would be a good send-off to share some of our favorite breastfeeding resources to help you help your baby and yourself, should you ever need it. Sometimes it’s good to have a place to go where you feel safe discussing your breastfeeding challenges or difficulties, or sharing your joys and successes. Whether you breastfeed your baby for three months...
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