The Most Common Baby-Wearing Mistakes Parents Make

If you found a position you love, it's best you not get too used to it. Not only is it important to try out different positions to prepare for when your baby gets bigger and more mobile, but in the early months, it's vital to make sure your baby's head rests in both directions equally. Always having your baby carried with his head to the left, for instance, can propagate any muscle imbalances and flat-headedness. Just guide his head to the right or switch sides in the wrap every so often.