About Baby Wraps

On this page, you will learn about the benefits of babywearing wraps, when to start using them, and the most common concerns and questions mothers have regarding babywearing.

Benefits and Advantages of Babywearing in Wrap

Babies can be carried in a wrap from birth.

Carrying a newborn in a wrap provides immediate contact between the mother and baby, which in many ways resembles the pregnancy period. The baby feels the warmth and hears the mother’s voice, creating a sense of security and calm. The mother feels her baby close to her, perceives every expression and need, every smile, caress, and developmental milestone of her baby. This beautiful, pleasant feeling is worth it, as it brings a sense of calm and balance to the mother. The wrap thus serves as a bond between the mother and baby, fostering essential harmony and mutual connection.

Babywearing is highly beneficial for both the physical and psychological development of the child.Through direct contact with the caregiver, the child receives more stimuli for their mental growth.

For premature and handicapped babies, wearing in a wrap has an especially positive impact.

The baby in the wrap is in a natural anatomical position, which supports healthy development and can assist in addressing improper alignment and development of the hip joints. Babywearing also helps the baby with the development its balance system.

The weight of the baby during baby wearing is evenly distributed across the back and both shoulders, making babywearing significantly lighter for the carrier. The variety of wrapping techniques and correct choice of a wrap tie allow babies of all ages to be worn comfortably.

With a baby in a wrap, your hands are free, and you can reach places that are difficult to access with a stroller. The baby is content, as the gentle sway while walking and contact with you provides comfort, making babywearing enjoyable for both you and your child. 

Restless and crying babies can easily be calmed and put to sleep in a wrap. Babies enjoy babywearing as it is like being held close, while the mother can still accomplish many everyday tasks.

A wrap is practical and compact; it can also be used for diaper changes, as a blanket, sunshade, swing, and more.