Babywearing is crucial (just like speech, touch...) because it generally occurs at the beginning of parenthood and of the adult-child relationship. It is therefore decisive and helps lay the foundations of communication to come between the adult and the child, who is themselves a future adult.
Babywearing can begin from the very first days. It creates a transition between the intrauterine world and the outside world and prolongs the feeling of security provided by the containment of the mother's womb.
The baby wrap properly fitted supports the child in a fetal physiological position. This way of supporting them reassures them and helps them feel competent and active in maintaining their body, by gripping the wearer.
When Baby is carried, their muscles are relaxed, digestion is more efficient, reducing reflux and colic. Sleep is encouraged by the rocking motion.
Baby has a fundamental need to feel contained and enveloped by the adult. This emotional and physical security allows a well-carried child to calm down, no longer having to struggle against gravity to contain themselves.
Carrying your child allows them to actively participate in the world and stimulates motor, cognitive and emotional development.
The child shares the various rhythms and emotions of the day and actively participates in the world at eye level with adults.
