Back wearing, also known as Back Carrying, seems to elicit both interest and a little bit of fear from baby wearing parents.  While Back Carrying is one of the most liberating types of carries–it enables you to be hands free and keep the baby safely from whatever you are doing–it seems to be one of…Continue reading

We all know that Ergobaby carriers are so comfortable that Moms and Dad can wear them longer and go more places – all while being close to their babies. The Ergobaby carrier keeps your baby close, while leaving you free to move about your busy day. The ergonomic design is so comfortable, you can wear it longer because…Continue reading

There’s lots to talk about around here.  Last week, we delivered the Elegantly Reduced pricing on our Petunia Pickle Bottom Carriers, now for something brand-new!  Introducing our newest color in our Original Collection: Outback. The first-in-line design that made our name, now in it’s third-generation, the Ergobaby Original Carrier has evolved to make it more…Continue reading

*Updated May 9, 2012 @ 00:00 AM* Annnnnd comments are closed! Thanks for all the amazing submissions.  We’ll get to browsing your pinboards right away. Mother’s Day is fast approaching!  This year, it lands on May 13…wouldn’t all of you stylish mamas out there love to win a Designer Collection Petunia Pickle Bottom Carrier for…Continue reading

It’s May 1…for the first of our special announcements, we are bringing you our organic Designer Collection at an elegantly reduced price. For a limited time, add a stylish Ergobaby Designer Collection carrier to your stash…or fulfill your friend’s baby registry item…for a very special price. At Ergobaby.com and at specialty stores, our series of…Continue reading

From: Today – Moms Baby names 2012 are already proving to be very different from last year’s choices, with The Hunger Games taking over from Twilight as the primary cultural influence on names, the hottest boys’ names taking a cue from the girls, and musical names trumping Hollywood for inspiration. In an analysis of nearly 3…Continue reading

Kangaroo Care describes a technique in which infants, often premature and underweight, are placed, skin-to-skin, on the chest of the mother or primary caregiver. This position ensures physiological and physical closeness and warmth. The stable body temperature of the parent can effectively regulate the infant’s temperature, and provides easy accessibility to breastfeeding. Even with the…Continue reading