Babywearing, or carrying your baby in some type of baby sling or some other type of baby carrier, is not a new practice. Moms around the world have carried their babies, often tied to their backs with a cloth wrap, throughout the day as they work or do other day to day activities. Nevertheless, babywearing Parenting Baby
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Babywearing Basics
By Patty Malowney
Babywearing, or carrying your baby in some type of baby sling or some other type of baby carrier, is not a new practice. Moms around the world have carried their babies, often tied to their backs with a cloth wrap, throughout the day as they work or do other day to day activities. Nevertheless, babywearing First-Born Jealousy
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Your baby has seemed completely normal up until about six months, and then all of a sudden he or she develops a startling new habit: head-banging. They may bang their heads on the crib in a rhythmic fashion when it’s time to go to sleep or on the floor or wall when they’re frustrated. What does it - « first
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