Babywearing Wellington have recently added a Lenny Lamb ‘Up’ buckle carrier to our library. This one in particular is a jacquard weave in the hematite colour way. It came with sleepy dust too! This carrier is designed to be used from newborn – Lenny’s first buckle carrier that can be used from newborn – right … Continue reading
The Babywearing Wellington team were so impressed by the Tula Free to Grow’s that we have added our second to the library already! Read on for my review of this carrier. Designed to be used from new-born (3.2kg) to 4 years old (20kg) it is an adjustable carrier that doesn’t require an additional infant insert. … Continue reading
Back in July last year Babywearing Wellington were lucky enough to be gifted a Boba 4G by the amazing team at The Sleepstore. As soon as we posted onto our Facebook page and website that we had received it, we got an email to reserve it. Month after month it was reserved and taken home … Continue reading
In November 2016 Babywearing Wellington received one of the new ergo baby adapt carriers, generously donated to us by Babes in Arms! These are three position carriers (Front, Hip, Back), suitable from birth to toddler, and because the base is adjustable there is no need for an additional insert. The cushioned … Continue reading
Natures Sway have recently released a newly designed multi-way pouch pack, and have generously donated one to our sling library! The older style Pouch Packs we have had in our library have been well loved over the years, for their soft, non-bulky, easy fit, and I was curious to see how this new one would compare. … Continue reading
Babywearing Wellington were lucky enough to be sent a travelling Soul Slings SSC to try out and bring along to one of our meets by Treasure U. Soul Slings are a wonderful family run company who support local artisan weavers in Bangalore, India and are made individually, rather than mass produced in large scale factories. … Continue reading
If your babywearing journey has continued on into toddlerhood you may be considering what your ‘next step’ soft structured options are. A large number of ‘standard sized’ ssc’s on the market are absolutely fine right through to ages 3-4 if the child is still under the weight limit, however a toddler/preschool sized carrier is likely to … Continue reading
