We are all aware the hands free aspect of baby wearing has
SO many benefits to keeping Mom (or Dad) sane and productive. From personal
experience here is a brief compilation of all the amazing things that can be
done while wearing your baby:
1.
Easily and discreetly nurse a very hungry,
grumpy baby in public
2. Use a public restroom without your toddler
rolling around on the slightly damp, toilet paper strewn tile floor
3. Drink AN adult beverage (AN as in ONE – not
promoting any baby wearing binges here, but Mama needs a margarita on
occasion!) **
4.
Take your scruffy Chewabacca lookalike dog to
get their nails trimmed
5.
Take a long walk on the beach to see who can
find the largest seashell
6.
Shovel chocolate laden, hot fudge dripping
frozen yogurt into your face
7.
Discover you indeed do have carpets underneath
that ocean of toys and vacuum it (success!)
8.
Get your boogie on at the Yonder Mountain String
Band Harvest Music Festival (with ear plugs for baby of course!)
9.
Conquer Turkey Mountain and hike to the top of
Sparrow Hawk Cliff
10. Oogle your very attractive husband as he prepares you an anniversary dinner while babywearing…..oh wait, I wasn’t the one babywearing….
What do you do while wearing your baby????
**Opinions of the author do not necessarily reflect the opinions of BWATulsa. BWATulsa is not advocating drinking while babywearing. Discretion and care should always be taken while engaging in babywearing. Only you can judge what is safe for you and your baby.
Heather Langley is an avid babywearer and proud mom to Rex, age 19 months. She is a Babywearing Around Tulsa administrator and Employment Specialist at Family & Children's Services Women in Recovery program. Heather enjoys spreading the babywearing love, music, reading, and spending time with her friends and family.
**Opinions of the author do not necessarily reflect the opinions of BWATulsa. BWATulsa is not advocating drinking while babywearing. Discretion and care should always be taken while engaging in babywearing. Only you can judge what is safe for you and your baby.
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