@@cloud5887 congrats it’s an incredible journey holding your child for the first time is like nothing else. Don’t over think it basically the first few months you will be changing, feeding your baby every two hours I recommend doing that in shifts with your partner. Just try to be as helpful to your wife as you can a lot of things naturally fall on her so basically support her so she can care for the baby. Best of luck.
Thank you for reminding me about this trick. I use to wear my firstborn all the time and he loved it. Luckily, my 2nd son is not as fuzzy, but it's definitely a great way to bond.
It seems to also govern your baby a visual of yourself OR what you might be doing, helping them learn to interact with stuff in front of them in my opinion.
My kid turned 18 last year (time both drags and goes too quickly, especially after you're 35). This suggestion is great because it's a few wins in one effort. First, you know where your baby is and it leaves your hands free. It definitely helps with bonding (I still recommend skin on skin contact when they are really small and you can kick back in your chair). It also scores points with Mom as you give her a break and you can earn brownie points if she is nice. This also is a good habit and being completely honest, this stage of a child being an infant goes by pretty quickly. This helps you be there for more of it with minimal effort.😎👍✨
You can try something that's a hybrid like the Boppy Comfortfit. It's not quite as supportive as a structured carrier but may be more flexible to fit more bodies. The poppy is compact and portable and has been a go to in our family for both kids. -Ben
My wife purchased that godly contraption 4moms swing, I can count on my fingers how many times its been used to not even justify the cost. Don't get it she prefers to be held
@@KindlyChristina I mean if the legs are hanging loose for a long time it causes blood pressure problems. Even for adults. I don't know about babies, should be the same...
@@robrob4730 Not sure on that to be honest. I mean I don’t think a baby should be worn in it all day without repositioning but from what i’ve seen online, most people are concerned about brands that are too tight and constrict blood flow. but babies are also incredibly resilient and smaller than mature humans so blood flow may be different for them 🤷🏼♀️ but interesting point!
I’m so excited to wear my baby . Thats like the number one thing I can’t wait to do
Due in august, definitely one of my main grabs I’m going to get 👌🏾
He's 3 months old and I am always strapping him in fixing things around the house. As soon as he hears the sound of the drill he falls asleep 😂
My heart can't take it. So sweet
I think it may be bad for the spine to get 3month baby in verticql positions
About to be a new dad in a week I got a tee shirt with this pouch for baby pretty excited to try it out.
hey brother I’m due in a week too. Any last minute tips?
@@cloud5887 congrats it’s an incredible journey holding your child for the first time is like nothing else. Don’t over think it basically the first few months you will be changing, feeding your baby every two hours I recommend doing that in shifts with your partner. Just try to be as helpful to your wife as you can a lot of things naturally fall on her so basically support her so she can care for the baby. Best of luck.
My son (now 2) HATED (and still hates) being worn.
my daughter is 7 months, she likes it, but she's a TANK. kinda wish my kids were smaller lol
Thank you for reminding me about this trick. I use to wear my firstborn all the time and he loved it. Luckily, my 2nd son is not as fuzzy, but it's definitely a great way to bond.
It seems to also govern your baby a visual of yourself OR what you might be doing, helping them learn to interact with stuff in front of them in my opinion.
My son will be here in 98 days. I’m a super busy person so this will be awesome to get stuff done and still spend time with my son
Cool but just be careful with long wearing because of their hips esp facing outwards!!
You can wear a newly born baby?
Although this did not work for us, kudos to those who were able to be on the plus side of this.
This is great for dad bonding.
My kid turned 18 last year (time both drags and goes too quickly, especially after you're 35). This suggestion is great because it's a few wins in one effort.
First, you know where your baby is and it leaves your hands free. It definitely helps with bonding (I still recommend skin on skin contact when they are really small and you can kick back in your chair). It also scores points with Mom as you give her a break and you can earn brownie points if she is nice.
This also is a good habit and being completely honest, this stage of a child being an infant goes by pretty quickly. This helps you be there for more of it with minimal effort.😎👍✨
Having trouble finding one that could fit my body.
You can try something that's a hybrid like the Boppy Comfortfit. It's not quite as supportive as a structured carrier but may be more flexible to fit more bodies. The poppy is compact and portable and has been a go to in our family for both kids.
-Ben
Thanks for the video. My baby loves the babybjorn harness
Excellent advice ❤
Love this!
My wife purchased that godly contraption 4moms swing, I can count on my fingers how many times its been used to not even justify the cost. Don't get it she prefers to be held
What the name of the carrier you have??
Which carrier do you like the best?
Nice to see you try short form 👍 spread the knowledge 💪 good luck
This is not the single best thing to be doing as a new parent….
All well and good if you don’t have twins 😅😅
Nah just double up, one on the front one on the back
Anything for heavyset guys. My doesn’t fit me.
I hear you bro, there's got to be a extension belt somewhere. Like a seat belt extender for airplanes?
The lark has a Version from XL up
There is some rumor that it's not good for baby's legs. Is it true?
i think it depends on the brand. some are tighter than others
@@KindlyChristina I mean if the legs are hanging loose for a long time it causes blood pressure problems. Even for adults. I don't know about babies, should be the same...
@@robrob4730 Not sure on that to be honest. I mean I don’t think a baby should be worn in it all day without repositioning but from what i’ve seen online, most people are concerned about brands that are too tight and constrict blood flow. but babies are also incredibly resilient and smaller than mature humans so blood flow may be different for them 🤷🏼♀️ but interesting point!
Thanks for the tip!! Here’s to the future 🥹