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Baby Carrier Tips

More of hope&plum's Cold Weather Babywearing Tips

Stay warm with thin layers, babywearing jackets, and pre-tied carriers. Secure accessories, especially before a back carry. Check in on baby's temperature.

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A BIPOC straight size man smiles at the camera while wearing his baby on his front in a ring sling.
Baby Carrier Tips

Babywearing for Dads: hope&plum's Practical, Confidence-Building Guide

Babywearing is for dads! Dads are comfortable in hope&plum’s inclusive carriers. They bond better, feel more confident, and balance the parental load.

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Community Voices

Community Canvas with Molly Ortiz-Shea

Molly shares her take on babywearing as a woman with EDS and POTS. She tells the story of her babywearing journey, highlighting its positive impact on her life.

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A straight size white woman stands in profile in front of a mirror. She embraces and looks down at her baby worn on her front in a Grove Sprout.
Expert Advice

A Gentle, OT-Led Approach to Babywearing for Postpartum Recovery

Babywearing can support postpartum recovery. Introduce it gradually as a bonding tool. Trust your body’s signals, adjust as you heal, and care for yourself too.

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A close up of BIPOC baby worn on their caregiver's front in a Sprout.
Baby Carrier Tips

Introducing The Sprout: Everything You Need to Know About Our Newborn Baby Carrier

Meet the Sprout - hope&plum’s newborn carrier designed to fit their specific safety needs. It is safe, snuggly, and comfy for newborns and their caregivers.

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Baby Carrier Tips

Which hope&plum Buckle Carrier is Best for My Baby?

hope&plum has a buckle carrier for each age and stage. Start with the Sprout at 0-2 months, then the Baby Lark at 3-6 months, and the Kid Lark at 2-3 years.

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Baby Carrier Tips

The Story Behind the Sprout: Your New Favorite Newborn Baby Carrier

Newborn baby carriers should be designed with an infant’s needs in mind. The Sprout prioritizes comfort, safety, and ease for both baby and caregiver.

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Life Hacks

hope&plum’s Favorite Things- A Holiday Gift Guide

Are the holidays feeling overwhelming? Gift-giving starting to feel like a chore? Fear not! Curated by the hope&plum team, our Favorite Things list will help you find unique presents, big and s...

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A brown skinned woman with brown curly hair embraces the brown skinned baby she wears on her front in a ring sling. She stands in profile, looks at the camera, and smiles.
Expert Advice

Ask the OT: How Can I Prevent Back Pain While Babywearing?

If babywearing causes back pain, fix your fit. Tighten slack and check your carrier positioning. Listen to your body and prioritize your own safety and comfort.

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A light skinned woman with blue hair embraces a toddler she wears on her side in a ring sling. The toddler sucks her thumb. Standing close to them is a little kid smiling with his eyes closed.
Baby Carrier Tips

Sized-Up Snuggles: hope&plum Tips for Babywearing a Toddler

You can babywear into the toddler years. Focus on safety and support. If your toddler can’t fit safely in your carrier, size up. Practice and be patient.

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