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10 Ways Babywearing Makes Your Life Easier

5. BathroomAs Moms, let’s be honest, sometimes we have to take baby with us to the bathroom. Pee in peace or shave your legs if need be.

1. Grocery Shopping Wearing baby is one of the best ways to make shopping easier. Leave the car seat in the car, buckle baby on and enjoy the experience hands free!
2. Feeding Carriers make feeding much easier, especially when out and about! Whether you’re breast or bottle feeding, wearing while feeding can not only be convenient but a bonding experience as well. This can also be an amazing tool for another caregiver watching baby.more
3. Chasing a ToddlerToddlers are busy! Park playdates are made much easier by wearing baby so you can be attentive to your toddler on the playground or do an art project together.  
4. Doctor’s VisitsBusy waiting room with sick kids? No problem! By wearing baby you can avoid bringing in your stroller into a germy waiting room, and have a safe place for baby to be.
5. BathroomAs Moms, let’s be honest, sometimes we have to take baby with us to the bathroom. Pee in peace or shave your legs if need be.
6. Eating (Donuts)With baby content in a carrier, or even asleep, we can take a moment to sit down and enjoy a meal in peace. Don’t worry about crumbs on baby’s head.
7. Getting ready in the MorningMornings made easier with babywearing! Doing your daughter’s hair has never been this easy!
8. WorkingWhether working from home or out of the house, volunteering for the PTA or out in your community, there are many ways to wear and include baby in your day to day routine. Baby stays happy and has the chance to experience something new. more
9. ExerciseWorkout with your baby! Whether it be yoga, dance or hiking, there are many ways to include baby safely into your workout routine.
10. Sleepy DustSleep encourages more sleep! Help establish health sleep patterns during the day, which will in turn help establish a nightly routine. Baby can’t resist falling asleep in the comfort of your arms. more

Please use caution when attempting any of the carries, exercise or activities highlighted on this blog, social media or any other content channels.  Please use common sense and caution when using a baby carrier.  You should consult a physician before starting any diet or exercise program.  For more information, see our Disclaimer.

Laura is the Educator + Community Outreach at Ergobaby. With almost a decade of experience teaching, Laura’s  warmth, passion and knowledge on baby carriers and their use is unrivaled. Her genuine, down to Earth nature will put any parent at ease, and leave them with the tools they need to keep baby close and comforted.  In addition to being a Certified Babywearing Educator, she is also a Full Spectrum Doula, Lactation Educator and Car Seat Tech (CPST). Her varied experience and unique background building and creating communities, as well as mentoring educators and professionals, enables her to speak confidently on a variety of babywearing and postpartum related subjects at the consumer and professional level. Interact with Laura in our Facebook group “Love Carries On” or at a consumer event near you.

Laura Brown

Laura is the Educator + Community Outreach at Ergobaby. With almost a decade of experience teaching, Laura's  warmth, passion and knowledge on baby carriers and their use is unrivaled. Her genuine, down to Earth nature will put any parent at ease, and leave them with the tools they need to keep baby close and comforted.  In addition to being a Certified Babywearing Educator, she is also a Full Spectrum Doula, Lactation Educator and Car Seat Tech (CPST). Her varied experience and unique background building and creating communities, as well as mentoring educators and professionals, enables her to speak confidently on a variety of babywearing and postpartum related subjects at the consumer and professional level. Interact with Laura in our Facebook group "Love Carries On" or at a consumer event near you.

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