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When wearing your baby, make sure their position follows these principles:

 1. The “M” leg position – knees higher than the bottom, legs spread, supporting healthy hip development.

 2. A rounded back – especially for newborns, the spine should remain in its natural curved shape.

 3. Close enough to kiss – your baby’s head should be at your chin height without needing to bend down too much.

 4. Clear airways – the baby’s chin should NOT be pressed against their chest. Keep at least two fingers of space between the chin and chest.

 5. Proper head and neck support, especially in the first months when neck muscles are still weak.

      A correct position is the key to safe, ergonomic, and enjoyable babywearing – for you and your little one! 

1. Stronger emotional bonding

Held close to your heart, your baby feels safety, love, and comfort.

2. Supports brain development

Constant contact stimulates the senses and helps emotional and cognitive development.

3. Better, more restful sleep

The rhythmic movement and closeness to the parent calm the baby quickly.

4. Easier and more discreet breastfeeding

Many carriers allow breastfeeding on the go, wherever you are.

5. Hands-free for daily tasks

You can take care of the house, older siblings, or even enjoy a warm coffee.

6. Supports an active, mobile lifestyle

Walks, shopping, or trips — everything becomes easier with an ergonomic baby carrier.

Babywearing is not just a trend — it is a natural, safe, and beautiful way to accompany your child through their first months and years of life.

• Close contact strengthens the emotional bond between parent and child.

• Allows discreet and comfortable breastfeeding anywhere.

• Worn babies observe the world from the adult’s perspective and participate more actively in daily life.

• The rhythmic movements during babywearing help develop balance and the vestibular system.

• Worn babies tend to be calmer, feeling safe close to their parent.

• Parents can keep their hands free for other activities while staying close to their baby.

• The ergonomic “M” position helps prevent hip dysplasia.