There is a wide variety of baby carriers on the market today. To help you choose the right one for you, here is a post with the important aspects to consider when choosing yours.
For a baby carrier to provide all its benefits, it must be ergonomic, that is, it must respect the physiognomy and physiognomy of the baby and the carrier.
A good baby carrier should ensure proper posture for both the baby and the adult.
This is what we call “Safe Carrying”.
Why is it important to carry out “Safe Carrying”?
- Promotes secure attachment. Constant contact with the mother, father or caregiver promotes the baby's sense of security.
- Respects the baby's natural posture, according to its stage of development.
- Regulates the baby's temperature and heart rate.
- Strengthens breastfeeding. The contact between the mother and her baby stimulates the secretion of hormones that promote breastfeeding; Oxytocin and Prolactin.
- It provides ease of movement to the carrier, keeping their hands free.
- It helps on days when naps are more difficult and your baby has a hard time sleeping.
- It supports the baby's digestive system and relieves the discomfort of reflux.
