Baby on the way, worried about plagio?? - Marci

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I would definitely invest in plagio preventers if I were to do it all again.

I agree with you that the key to using a front carrier or sling would be to

use it from the very start. didn't like hers either, but I waited until

she was 6 months to even try it! There are also some good webpages that I

have found (you may know of all of them) that I will post here for you:

Butterfly pillow: www.snuglbuds.com

Boppy pillow: www.onestepahead.com

Repositioning aid: www.safetsleep.com

Plagiocephaly Pillow:

http://www.piloxs.com/products/productpages/PillowHead.htm

Good luck with your new baby and keep us posted!! :-)

Marci

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Niki,

Jeez - talk about a back ache!!!!! Did you like your carrier?

Marci

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> I agree with you that the key to using a front carrier or sling

would be to

> use it from the very start

Sorry to get a little off topic here, but all this talk of baby

slings and front carriers has taken me on a stroll through memory

lane. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of myself with the twins

in their front carriers, but I thought I would share with you the

contraption I used with the twins. It truly was hysterical seeing

the looks on people's faces as I approached them! The carrier that I

have is called the MaxiMom, and it should be the first picture. I

hope you all laugh as hard as I did when I first wore it! ;o)

http://twinstuff.com/twinstoa.htm

Niki

Kaylie & Danny (STAR grads)

Phila., PA

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Niki -

How many people needed to help you put that thing on? I could never

do the Bjorn on my own. I can't imagine that thing!

> .

> > I agree with you that the key to using a front carrier or sling

> would be to

> > use it from the very start

>

> Sorry to get a little off topic here, but all this talk of baby

> slings and front carriers has taken me on a stroll through memory

> lane. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture of myself with the

twins

> in their front carriers, but I thought I would share with you the

> contraption I used with the twins. It truly was hysterical seeing

> the looks on people's faces as I approached them! The carrier

that I

> have is called the MaxiMom, and it should be the first picture. I

> hope you all laugh as hard as I did when I first wore it! ;o)

> http://twinstuff.com/twinstoa.htm

>

>

> Niki

> Kaylie & Danny (STAR grads)

> Phila., PA

[Guest guest]

Niki,

Talk about attack of the babies That must have killed your back!

' Mom

[Guest guest]

Niki,

I bet it was hysterical to see you carrying the twins!!! But, hey, whatever works in order to have a rounder head!!! :)

AnnMarie

[Guest guest]

Thanks Marci! I will check it out!

--- marcisch@... wrote:

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>

> I would definitely invest in plagio preventers if I

> were to do it all again.

> I agree with you that the key to using a front

> carrier or sling would be to

> use it from the very start. didn't like hers

> either, but I waited until

> she was 6 months to even try it! There are also some

> good webpages that I

> have found (you may know of all of them) that I will

> post here for you:

> Butterfly pillow: www.snuglbuds.com

> Boppy pillow: www.onestepahead.com

> Repositioning aid: www.safetsleep.com

> Plagiocephaly Pillow:

>

http://www.piloxs.com/products/productpages/PillowHead.htm

>

> Good luck with your new baby and keep us

> posted!! :-)

>

> Marci

>

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> This might have been included in another post, but

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> provide a link just in case. It looks pretty neat.

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