perfect baby carrier

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

I just wanted to pass on some information. I have a three month old

son with BCF- he is

about a month into the FAB. I have been desperate to find a way to

carry him with his bar

so that I don't have to bother with a stroller all the time. I know a

lot of people look to a

Baby Bjorn- in my research, I have found that type of carrier to be

quite bad for the child's

growth. It doesn't allow for proper spinal alignment. The way the

legs dangle puts

unneccessary pressure in the wrong spots. There is a carrier out

there that has been used

for centuries in Asia called a Mei Tai. I tried a few of these, and

they were just to large for

my small boy with his bar. Finally, I found the perfect one. It is

called a Mei Tai Baby and it

is adjustable. At this age I carry my son in the front, but as he

gets older, I will carry him

on my back as well. It is a very comfortable carrier- even for

someone with a very bad

back (me!). If you are looking for a method of carrying your baby,

please check this out. It

has changed my life. I can do everything now while my baby hangs out

with me. If you

have an infant you will need the adjustable feature. They are

beautiful, and you can design

it yourself. For what it's worth, I just thought I'd pass on this

information.

www.meitaibaby.com

Let me know if you have questions, or want to see a picture of my son

in it.

Take care,

Tara

[Guest guest]

ohhh! I like it! I used the sling for my babes but I always carried them

front pack style anyway. But this is cool, it looks like you could move

both arms when using it which is very cool. I don't have any more babies

on the way (cross fingers, toes, and other crossable appendages LOL!) but

if I did I'd absolutely try this carrier.

Thanks for showing it to us!

Kori

At 06:36 AM 8/14/2005, you wrote:

>Hi everyone,

>

>I just wanted to pass on some information. I have a three month old

>son with BCF- he is

>about a month into the FAB. I have been desperate to find a way to

>carry him with his bar

>so that I don't have to bother with a stroller all the time. I know a

>lot of people look to a

>Baby Bjorn- in my research, I have found that type of carrier to be

>quite bad for the child's

>growth. It doesn't allow for proper spinal alignment. The way the

>legs dangle puts

>unneccessary pressure in the wrong spots. There is a carrier out

>there that has been used

>for centuries in Asia called a Mei Tai. I tried a few of these, and

>they were just to large for

>my small boy with his bar. Finally, I found the perfect one. It is

>called a Mei Tai Baby and it

>is adjustable. At this age I carry my son in the front, but as he

>gets older, I will carry him

>on my back as well. It is a very comfortable carrier- even for

>someone with a very bad

>back (me!). If you are looking for a method of carrying your baby,

>please check this out. It

>has changed my life. I can do everything now while my baby hangs out

>with me. If you

>have an infant you will need the adjustable feature. They are

>beautiful, and you can design

>it yourself. For what it's worth, I just thought I'd pass on this

>information.

>

>www.meitaibaby.com

>

>Let me know if you have questions, or want to see a picture of my son

>in it.

>

>Take care,

>Tara

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