#seatedsideways

Karen and her baby girl have been finding that the most common chest-to-chest positioning in their stretchy wrap isn't the most comfortable for the little one. She seems to have some stomach discomfort and prefers to be held in a more sideways position. Here she is in a "seated sideways" position that means there is no tummy pressure at all, but baby is still close enough to kiss and able to breathe safely, well supported by snug fabric. Baby is resting in a tall tick mark ✔️shape, not curled up. This isn't the most straightforward of carries to do well so I recommend visiting your local sling library if you can for some hands on practice! #carryingmatters #seatedsideways #stretchywrap https://www.instagram.com/carryingmatters/p/BqFn6yhn3r0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dccy5gmk6tby

Karen and baby K have been finding that the most common chest-to-chest positioning in their stretchy wrap isn't the most comfortable for the little one. She seems to have some stomach discomfort and prefers to be held in a more sideways position. We showed her how to do a "seated sideways" position that means there is no tummy pressure at all, but baby is still close enough to kiss and able to breathe safely, well supported by snug fabric. Baby is resting in a tall tick mark ✔️shape, not curled up. #4thtrimestersheffield #sheffieldslingsurgery #sheffieldslinglibrary #carryingmatters #seatedsideways #stretchywrap https://www.instagram.com/p/BqFkLMeH9ec/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=155j1vr0hoj4g