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Until how many months did you use your carrier? Sulit ba siya bilhin or can I just simply do without it?
I'm planning to get a Maclaren Kate Spade twilight baby carrier. Has anyone used this or a maclaren brand? Is it any good? Ang concern ko kasi if kakasiya siya kung gagamitin din ni hubby for baby.
The main reason for wearing baby inward facing is their spinal development. An infants spine does not develop into the adult S shape until they are about a year old (walking). Until that time their spine develops in stages and incorrect pressure on the spine can cause possible damage. The spine, hip and pelvis are ALL connected and carrying baby outward facing or with legs hanging down does not support babies hip and pelvis development.All carriers should position baby with their knees higher than their bottom. Facing outwards, (unless baby is placed in a frog-legged position), hangs baby by the crotch, risking hip and pelvis development, and causes baby’s spine to curve at the base like an adult’s spine rather than in the primary c-curve that is necessary for optimal spine development and future health.In addition to this, the ERGObaby carrier is designed in compliance with the recommendations of Dr. Evelin Kirkilionis.According to Kirkilionis: “Infants in outward-facing orientations can’t turn away from surrounding stimuli. They can’t turn inward toward a parent’s body if stimuli become overwhelming. In this position the baby cannot make eye contact with his or her parent to evaluate facial expressions, social cues, and so forth to make assessment of the situation. Only choose a baby carrier that allows your child to face you … never out. There are too many events going on around your baby. A baby has no way to exclude himself from the environment by turning his head away and towards you. Healthy sleep is difficult for a baby who is facing outward. I am not a supporter of the outward facing method of carrying a child.”From – A Baby Wants To Be Carried by Dr. Eveline Kirkilionis (available in German) Dr. Kirkilionis is a human development specialist who has researched babywearing since 1985