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Boba X Tips & Tricks
Posted by Ana Pirc on
The Boba X is the newest addition to our collection of carriers! It features an adjustable seat and panel, padded waistband and shoulder straps with PFA's (perfect fit adjusters). It also comes with a detachable...
What's A Pelvic Tuck?
Posted by Ana Pirc on
The babywearing community is talking a lot about the pelvic tuck, the “froggy position”, the J-shape and M-shape. What does it all mean? Let's dive in ... First let’s take a look at our babies’...
Boba Wrap Tips & Tricks
Posted by Ana Pirc on
There is a good reason why, for many parents, the Boba wrap is the fist carrier they use. It’s a one-size-fits-all carrier that is easy to use and will provide comfortable adjustable support for both...
Bobawearing FAQ's
Posted by Ana Pirc on
1. What is the difference between the main types of Boba baby carriers? This is probably our MOST frequently asked question. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the different options, it's important to note that...
Infant Biomechanics and Babywearing
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on
Elizabeth Antunovic Co-founder of Boba, Inc. and Dr. Erin Mannen from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Assistant Professor and Director of Translational Orthopaedic Research. Dr. Erin Mannen is as enthusiastic about all the...
Strollers, Baby Carriers and Infant Stress
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on
Table of Contents Infant Spine Development The Stresses of Laying Flat Laying Horizontal Causes Physical Deformities Existence in Containers The Fetal Tuck The Trouble with Car Seats Positive Physical Development Discord with Upright Carrying Swaddling...
Nursing in a Baby Carrier: You Can Do It
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on
Learning to breastfeed in a baby carrier means freedom for mom and contentment for baby! Babywearing can facilitate a stronger breastfeeding relationship, as more skin to skin means more prolactin hormone and it has even...
Kangaroo Mother Care
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on
What is Kangaroo Mother Care? Kangaroo Mother Care is a method of care practiced on babies, usually on a preterm infant, where the infant is held skin-to-skin with his mother, father, or substitute caregiver. Kangaroo...
Top 10 Reasons to Use a Baby Carrier
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on
1. With you is your baby’s favorite place to be. After nine months of being as close as can be your baby wants almost nothing else but to be with his or her parent. 2....
How Your Baby's Body is Adapted to Being Carried
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on
Some mammals leave their babies in hidden places. Other mammalian young, like sheep, are physically developed enough to follow their mothers by themselves right after birth. Don't forget our feathered friends. Quack quack. Our babies...
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Boba X Tips & Tricks
Posted by Ana Pirc onThe Boba X is the newest addition to our collection of carriers! It features an adjustable seat and panel, padded waistband and shoulder straps with PFA's (perfect fit adjusters). It also comes with a detachable...
What's A Pelvic Tuck?
Posted by Ana Pirc onThe babywearing community is talking a lot about the pelvic tuck, the “froggy position”, the J-shape and M-shape. What does it all mean? Let's dive in ... First let’s take a look at our babies’...
Boba Wrap Tips & Tricks
Posted by Ana Pirc onThere is a good reason why, for many parents, the Boba wrap is the fist carrier they use. It’s a one-size-fits-all carrier that is easy to use and will provide comfortable adjustable support for both...
Bobawearing FAQ's
Posted by Ana Pirc on1. What is the difference between the main types of Boba baby carriers? This is probably our MOST frequently asked question. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by all the different options, it's important to note that...
Infant Biomechanics and Babywearing
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic onElizabeth Antunovic Co-founder of Boba, Inc. and Dr. Erin Mannen from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Assistant Professor and Director of Translational Orthopaedic Research. Dr. Erin Mannen is as enthusiastic about all the...
Strollers, Baby Carriers and Infant Stress
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic onTable of Contents Infant Spine Development The Stresses of Laying Flat Laying Horizontal Causes Physical Deformities Existence in Containers The Fetal Tuck The Trouble with Car Seats Positive Physical Development Discord with Upright Carrying Swaddling...
Nursing in a Baby Carrier: You Can Do It
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic onLearning to breastfeed in a baby carrier means freedom for mom and contentment for baby! Babywearing can facilitate a stronger breastfeeding relationship, as more skin to skin means more prolactin hormone and it has even...
Kangaroo Mother Care
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic onWhat is Kangaroo Mother Care? Kangaroo Mother Care is a method of care practiced on babies, usually on a preterm infant, where the infant is held skin-to-skin with his mother, father, or substitute caregiver. Kangaroo...
Top 10 Reasons to Use a Baby Carrier
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic on1. With you is your baby’s favorite place to be. After nine months of being as close as can be your baby wants almost nothing else but to be with his or her parent. 2....
How Your Baby's Body is Adapted to Being Carried
Posted by Elizabeth Antunovic onSome mammals leave their babies in hidden places. Other mammalian young, like sheep, are physically developed enough to follow their mothers by themselves right after birth. Don't forget our feathered friends. Quack quack. Our babies...
3 Nourishing Postpartum Meals
Posted by Boba Admin onWhen I gave birth to my daughter, I was elated. I was relieved. I was over-the-moon in awe. I was dizzy with gratitude. I was to-the-bone tired. I was a little off-kilter with the shifting...
Tips to Thriving In New Mamaland
Posted by Boba Admin onWe recently celebrated our daughter's first birthday. Approaching the big anniversary of her turn around the sun, I was all over Pinterest. I prepped and prepped and prepped for a big party, mobilized family and...
Motherhood As a World View, Sort Of
Posted by Boba Admin onThere's a Buddhist ideology that I've seen present in a few of the contemplative traditions I've practiced. That is that all beings have at one time or other been my mother. This of course assumes...
What the fetal position does for your baby?
Posted by Boba Admin onMany of us curl up into a ball when we may be at our wit's end; there's something so soothing and comforting about it. Countless artists have sculpted and painted adults in the self-soothing fetal...
How To Explain Co-Sleeping to Family and Friends & Keep the Peace
Posted by Boba Admin onAs my partner and I prepare for the arrival of our first child, it’s becoming more and more apparent that our preparation requires a little preparation of others, namely our families. While there are a...
Co-sleeping: Sleeping Like a Baby with Your Baby
Posted by Boba Admin onI’m laying here in bed with a six-year-old snoring in my ear on one side, a six-month-old nursing on the other side, and the other six-year-old next to the baby. My husband is sleeping on...
Daily Affirmation: They Don't Need Perfection
Posted by Boba Admin onWe all know there's no such thing as perfect, right? Most of us are aware that imperfection is perfection, but still, I know at least I, more often than not, strongly push towards everything being...
Five Ways To Build Your Confidence As a New Mom
Posted by Boba Admin onDo you want to get emotionally pushed around at every slant eye in-law stranger online meanie comment that gets thrown your way the first year? Of course, you don't! Want to be a strong, confident,...
A Whopping 41 Reasons to Go Diaper Free with Elimination Communication
Posted by Boba Admin onNo, the babies just don't pee all over the floor and on your couch. No, it's not just for the mama with dreadlocks or for obsessive-compulsive personality types. It's as natural as listening and responding...