The difference between a baby carrier and a baby carrier

Recently, the vast majority of mothers and fathers who love baby carriers are the overwhelming majority, but in parenting information on the Internet, we often see people recommending a baby carrier.
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What's good about carrying on?

The biggest benefit of carrying a baby on is that it reduces the burden caused by the weight of the baby.
Just as heavy items feel lighter when you carry heavy items in your backpack, heavy items feel more comfortable on the back than on the stomach side of the body.
Another major advantage is that the open front of the body makes it easier to do housework. Compared to holding a hand, work efficiency is significantly improved.
Another great feature for busy moms is that they can do their work while working "always."
If the follow-up begins, it will be difficult for the baby to leave, but if you are carrying it on, you can do housework while doing skin-connecting with the baby, which reduces time loss. One of the reasons why moms who prefer to carry on their baby recommend riding on the baby is that they can put them to bed while they are still in use.

This is such a convenient home, but you need to be careful as the baby's face is not visible. You need to check frequently to see if you're tired because you're so busy, or if there's no change in your situation.

When can you start using a sash string?

Babies who are born do not yet have the strength to support their heavy heads. If you carry your neck while still wobbling, you may end up with serious injuries or disability, such as injury to the cervical vertebrae. Be sure to avoid it at all costs.
You will only be able to carry your baby on your own until the baby is able to support his head. This condition is called "switching your neck."
The speed of growth varies from person to person, but the neck is generally held around 4 months old.

Why is baby carriers the mainstream?

From around the 1960s to the 1970s, a must-have item for raising children was the on-the-skin strap. It was common to see moms carrying babies on their backs, hanging shopping bags in their hands, and walking around with their neighbors, or having fun talking to them.
However, these days, it's rare to see moms going out with their babies on their backs. The majority of carriers are.

Using a baby carrier allows you to support your baby using your entire upper body, including your shoulders, back, and waist, making it much easier than holding your baby with just your arms. Even though you hold them, your hands are free, so you can do a lot of things, and there's a baby in front of your body, so you can see your face and feel safe. You can also hug your baby anytime. Convenience and security are the secret to its popularity.
One disadvantage is that there is a baby on the front of the body, making it difficult to see the feet of mom and dad. Be more careful about your feet than usual while holding them so that they don't trip or fall.

Recently, various carriers have been released by many manufacturers. Their structure, functions and prices are incredibly diverse.
Many can be used as a carry-on bag, and some can be used for ages 3 to 4, so the price at the time of purchase is higher than a carry-on bag, but it can be said to be good value for money. However, the recommended start-up time and load capacity vary depending on the product, so we recommend that you carefully consider it before purchasing.

What kind of items should I choose for carrying or carrying?

With the majority of mothers and fathers who love baby carriers, hip seat carriers (hip seat carriers) have recently become particularly popular.
As the name suggests, a hip seat is a pedestal on which you can place your butt. The baby is held while sitting, making it more stable and reduces the strain on mom and dad's shoulders and waist. A major feature is that even if your baby grows and becomes heavier, it can be held relatively easily.
If you choose a product that can be used as a hip seat alone, it can also be used to support side-mounted items, so you can use it right after birth and it is useful for breastfeeding and putting you to bed.

BABY&Me's BELK-S first set is a set that includes carrier parts that envelop a baby's body, first parts with waist belt type, and hip seat. Of course, it can also be used alone with a hip seat.
Thanks to the carrier parts that gently wrap around the neck, you can hold them face to face from the newborn age, and when your neck is held, you can switch the first part to the hip seat to hold them forward. One of the attractions is that it can be used easily and safely up to 20kg, making it easy to use for a long time, from newborns to around 4 years old.

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