Why is Using a Baby Carrier Such a Good Idea?

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• Can Baby Carriers Cause Hip Problems In Young Babies?

  No, all newborn babies are examined at birth to check that their hips are normally developed. If they are not, they will receive medical treatment. It is not possible for a baby carrier to cause hip dysplasia.  Almost everyone who works here at BabyBjörn is a parent too an…

• Can My Baby Get Over-stimulated When I Carry Them In the Front-facing Position?

  You carry your baby close to your body in a baby carrier. This gives your baby a great sense of security. BabyBjorn recommend that babies are carried in the facing-in position for the first five months. By the age of five months, a baby is usually growing more interested in the…

• For How Long Can My Child Sit In the Bouncer At a Time?

  You can let your child sit in the bouncer for as long as he or she is content. However, small children should not sit or lay still in the same position for long periods of time. Therefore, BabyBjorn recommend that you pay attention to your child’s needs and switch between using…

• Does a Baby Sit Comfortably In a Baby Carrier?

  Baby carriers are designed to encircle the baby, so weight can be distributed across the baby’s entire body. This is important because babies have very different proportions to adults. Your baby’s head, for instance, accounts for up to one third of their total body weight and t…

• Why is the Baby’s Position In the Baby Carrier So Important?

  The skeletal tissue surrounding a newborn baby’s hips is still soft. This makes it important for a baby to sit in a natural, wide-leg position during their first months. Our baby carriers give your baby the correct support for their hips, thighs, neck and back, while still allo…