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Category Archives: Personal Stories
Babywearing in Hospital: Update
I posted a few weeks ago about our short trip to hospital this month and thought you could all use an update. Firstly, the procedure went well and our results were what we were hoping for. Baby girl is on … Continue reading →
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Australia’s Biggest Mother’s Group Meeting: Homebirth Rally Sling-spotting
Unless you’re a mum who’s been under a rock for the last few months, you’ve probably heard that there was a huge Homebirth Australia rally in Canberra on Monday 7 September. As the ACT Branch President of Maternity Coalition, and … Continue reading →
The Glamour of Babywearing
Thanks to Jess, who always puts a smile on our faces. What’s been your most glamourous babywearing moment?
Babywearing in Hospital
You may have noticed, this blog has been a bit quiet. I’ve dropped the ball on this one, but I know you’ve all forgiven me already. Things have been a little tough around here lately. My little one is not … Continue reading →
High Needs Baby: Update
It’s probably time for an update on my high needs cherub. As I blogged about awhile ago, I’ve been spending the last couple of weeks wearing her as consistently as possible and as often as practicable. The theory was that … Continue reading →
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Is Wearing my Child the Cause or the Cure of her High Needs?
On a babywearing blog, I suppose the argument I’m going to make here isn’t that surprising. It’s the cure, not the cause. Here’s my story: I have a high needs baby. She’s mindblowing. There is only one person she wants … Continue reading →