It happened! We celebrated the release of the Omni 360 carrier on the East Coast, right along with our friends from Well Rounded NY. The event was held at the A/D/O, an electric creative space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, dedicated to art, detail, and an assortment of futuristic and modern vibes. The afternoon was a delight, parents floated around greeting old friends and making new ones. We fitted eager families with their carriers, they were so ready to dive into the newest addition from Ergobaby. Parents broke into their new carriers and walked around snuggled up with their babes. There was a lot of chit-chat on how comfortable, chic and simple the Omni 360 is!
The day didn’t end there, the party was just getting started. Essential oils from Zoe Organics added a soothing scent in the air while guests made their way over to receive facials by a team of experts from Face Love! Mamas proved that relaxation is possible while babywearing. Brunch was available along with yummy snacks provided by Plum Organics, which were easily accessible for our mini guests. While parents continued to mingle, children roamed freely playing with Tegu blocks, talking secrets in tents and enjoying the sun with their friends. MyIntent gave us a front row seat on how they engraved bracelets, our guests were able to be free and creative, making their own custom piece.
All who attended were handed a 7A.M. Enfant-Voyage diaper bag stuffed with goodies for both baby and parents!
It was such a warm feeling to see everyone celebrate the launch of the Omni 360! A space filled with smiles and good vibes! So grateful to share this moment with such a community as this. Hope everyone had as much fun as we did!
Check out some moments of the launch party!
Christy DeGallerie is a New York writer and performer, she has written for the Huffington Post, Pop Sugar and other various publications. Many of her articles include race, identity, parenting and the journey of motherhood. She lives a fast pace life north of Manhattan with her three-year-old daughter Ava. She went to school for theatre and continues to perform poetry and monologues locally and around the city.
