Looking for midwife tips on all things baby? Our in-house midwife Katrin Ritter knows what questions new parents might be asking! From babywearing to baby sleep and some medical topics, we’ve got you covered!
Time’s flying by! You’ve reached your little one’s eleventh month, and they’re surprising you almost daily! By the end of this month, your baby might be able to stand freely! Or maybe they already can? Some babies achieve this at nine months, others at 14 months. The differences between children are never more pronounced than…
Hi! If you’re here, you’re probably facing the wonderful and sometimes challenging journey of breastfeeding/chestfeeding (or whatever term you prefer) your baby. Trust us, many of us here at Ergobaby know what it’s like and have been exactly where you are right now. Whether this is your first time or you’re welcoming another little family…
Bonding with baby, or building a connection with them, plays a crucial role in your little one’s development. It lays the foundation for their emotional and cognitive growth. Well-designed, ergonomic baby gear and shared activities can help you build a strong, secure bond with your baby. Plus, they’re great fun for both of you! Take…
Crying is one of the few ways babies communicate their needs to the world. Whether they are hungry, uncomfortable, or in need of comfort, a baby crying in sleep is a natural signal to let us know something is wrong. “Hey Mama/Papa! Come help me!” During the day, it’s relatively easy to distinguish the cause…
Humans are a carrying species. This means we have carried our babies since the beginning of time, across the most diverse cultures. And this also applies to children with disabilities too, including those with Down syndrome (also known as trisomy 21). A baby with Down syndrome has the same basic needs for love, security and…
Sitting, crawling, looking upwards – your baby’s curiosity is their driving force. Day by day, month by month, they’re inching closer to standing upright and the big milestone of “walking”. As your little one nears the end of their tenth month, there are new baby milestones to observe. We’d like to share these with you,…
Obviously we’re big fans of babywearing and keeping baby close, especially in the fourth trimester. But we also know there are times when you need to put your baby down for a moment. To go to the loo. Shower. Do some postnatal exercise. Just take five minutes where you’re not being touched. Whatever it is,…
Using a baby carrier is universally loved by babies and parents alike. After all, there’s nothing quite as cosy, comfortable, and practical all at once. A baby carrier offers a win-win situation for everyone involved. It allows you to keep your little one close, responding promptly to their every need. This gives your baby a…
Have you ever wondered why babywearing is so popular? It’s not just about keeping your little miracle close and doing something good for your child. Babywearing is also great postnatal exercise, positively impacting your fitness and well-being. It offers you a wonderful opportunity to build a close bond with your baby while simultaneously doing something…
Are you soon to be an aunt, uncle, grandparent, or simply excited for your friend or colleagues’ new baby? Then you’re likely facing the big question: What is the best new baby present? Practical, cute, cuddly, personalised or timeless – the choices are vast! You want to give something the baby or family doesn’t already…