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Watch as new mom Sara and six week old baby Lexa try out a Sakura Bloom ring sling for the first time. Kate, owner of A Child’s Garden in Northampton, MA, helps out.
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Six week old baby Lexa and Kate, owner of A Child’s Garden in Northampton, MA, show us how to do the cradle carry and nurse a newborn baby in a Sakura Bloom ring sling.
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Kate, owner of A Child’s Garden in Northampton, MA show us how to nurse baby with in a Sakura Bloom ring sling.
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Three month old Carter and Kate, owner of A Child’s Garden in Northampton, MA show us how to do the Tummy to Tummy Carry with legs out in a Sakura Bloom ring sling.
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Three month old Carter and Kate, owner of A Child’s Garden in Northampton, MA show us how to do the Kangaroo Carry in a Sakura Bloom ring sling.
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In honor of the Sakura Bloom Triathlon going on over at Adventures in Babywearing, we have partnered up with our friend Kate Glynn, owner of both A Child’s Garden and Impish in Northampton, MA to bring you some new ring sling instructional videos! As the Triathlon moves forward we will be adding new videos. Have a video that you’d like to see? Leave a comment here and let us know!
You can view all of our instructional videos here.
Anatomy, Putting On and Adjusting a Ring Sling
Newborn – Tummy to Tummy in a Ring Sling
Thanks to Kate and Baby Ivy for the wonderful demo!
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Join us tonight for #babywearing chat: Wednesdays 10-12pm est. Sharing tips, tricks, stories and spreading the ♥!
Just search for the # tag #babywearing at 10pm and you will find us there! Bring your questions, your tips and your stories! Follow us: @sakurabloom
New baby? New sling? We understand! Sakura Bloom has created videos to help you get comfortable in your new sling. We’ll start here with the first video in our series – putting on your sling! All of our videos can be found on our instructions page and the larger versions can be found here on youtube.
Carrying your child in your arms is fine….for a while. Then you start getting tired arms, a tired back, and a tired body. Enter the baby carrier!
Parents have been carrying their children for centuries. Anthropological evidence shows that throughout human history, we have carried children in seated or recline positions. Some of the first carriers were made from bark or other natural fibers. The advent of weaving gave us simple cloth carriers. Many of today’s baby carriers are direct descendants of these early, homemade carriers.
Sakura Bloom Baby Slings proudly carry on the baby carrier tradition, providing a carrier that is ergonomically correct for both parent and child.
Ergonomically correct for parent: the weight of the child is supported across the entirety of your back, rather than just on the shoulders or the hips. Each Sakura Bloom sling spreads wide and comfortably across the back.
Ergonomically correct for children: ring slings (1) position children in either a seated or recline position, and also (2) conform to your growing infant’s spine.
Sakura Bloom Baby Slings: simple, comfortable, natural, and luxurious for you and your baby!
