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Archive for November, 2008

Sleepy Wrap Baby Carrier

Thursday, November 6th, 2008

Sleepy Wrap is comfortable and safe baby wrap baby carrier for preemies/newborns through toddlers. It enables you to go walking, hiking, shopping, even dancing with your baby sleeping securely close to your chest while at the same time leaving your both hands free.

The Sleepy Wrap team is a small group of dedicated people all working together to support babywearing, natural parenting, and other practices of secure bonding and attachment so that every mother can deepen her conscious understanding and appreciation of her relationship with her baby.

The First Weeks-Baby Care

Saturday, November 1st, 2008

After all the months of preparation and the excitement of the birth, you’re back home and at last you’re a family. Now you can get down to the serious business of learning how to care for your child as he grows and develops from a small, vulnerable baby to a social, communicative one year old. It’s immensely rewarding, but there’s a lot to do and it’s a full time commitment from the start. Finding A Pattern

When you become a new parent, perhaps the most difficult thing to adjust to is the fluidity and unpredictability of your new life style. Most people’s lives have very distinct patterns, based on doing roughly the same things at roughly the same times, and they feel disoriented if this structure dissolves. Alternatively, you might be used to doing what you want exactly when you want to do it. Bur trying to impose this sort of order lines’s on a young baby is the equivalent of spitting into the wind. If you can both relax and follow your baby’s lead, a pattern of some sort will eventually emerge. Following Your Baby’s Lead