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Okay, here it is...
Jan. 25th, 2007 09:07 pm
My quick review of carriers and carries I have tried, for people interested in the subject.
I do not claim to be an expert in babywearing, or even in these carries. Different people have different needs, and what works for one adult and baby pair might not work for another one. Et cetera.
( Mei-tai )
( Ring sling )
( Podegi )
( Kanga )
( Wraps )
And that's it, my very quick synopsis of the carriers I personally have tried. More information can be found at thebabywearer.com, mamatoto.org, or![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
babywearer (which, for some reason, does not list babywearing as an interest, making it somewhat hard to find. Weird, huh?)
It's important to know all this stuff, because when the world floods, strollers just won't be good enough. (Luckily, some carriers are made of materials that can go in the pool or shower. Or, uh, inundation. That's what I call foresight.)
I do not claim to be an expert in babywearing, or even in these carries. Different people have different needs, and what works for one adult and baby pair might not work for another one. Et cetera.
( Mei-tai )
( Ring sling )
( Podegi )
( Kanga )
( Wraps )
And that's it, my very quick synopsis of the carriers I personally have tried. More information can be found at thebabywearer.com, mamatoto.org, or
babywearer (which, for some reason, does not list babywearing as an interest, making it somewhat hard to find. Weird, huh?)It's important to know all this stuff, because when the world floods, strollers just won't be good enough. (Luckily, some carriers are made of materials that can go in the pool or shower. Or, uh, inundation. That's what I call foresight.)
