The benefits of bonding with your
baby while the two of you share the world around you is beyond measure.
But here are some specific ways your little one will benefit from
your new sling ... (courtesy of DIDYMOS)
• Your hands are free,
even when baby needs your contact and attention
• Baby
sees and experiences your active life
• Didymos
slings provide optimal physical contact.
• Babies that are carried
regularly cry less. Additionally, studies indicate that babies worn in
slings are less prone to develop fears of loss or loneliness. Thus, sling babies
often become independent earlier
• Suitable
from birth to around three years
• Didymos
slings allow you to wear your child in a wide variety of positions, depending
on the weight of your baby and the length of your journey
• When
you no longer need a baby carrier, the Didymos makes an excellent hammock,
swing, blanket, etc…
• Didymos
slings provide anatomically correct support to the baby's entire body, thus
avoiding pressure on the spine
• Your Didymos comes with
a 3 year guarantee
• Each
sling is accompanied by detailed and illustrated tying instructions. Additionally,
we are here to help with any questions or concerns.
• Experts
boast about its many virtues. Prof. Dr. Ernst J. Kiphard, Institute
of Sport Science at the University of Frankfurt/Main, says about
the Didymos:
"Infants who are carried around everywhere in this baby sling either on the hip,
on the stomach or on their mother's back develop better than those who spend
most of their time in a baby cot. This applies equally to their motor,
cognitive and emotional development. Parents generally only rock their
children when they want to calm them down or reassure them. Eminent pediatricians
and orthopaedic specialists recommend the sling for the following reasons: the
baby's eyes see very much more of their surroundings. This provides more
stimuli for the infant's brain. The mother's movements stimulate all skin
receptors but also the organs of movement and balance. Every time the centre
of gravity shifts the reflexes of both the nerves and muscles are stimulated. The
intensive eye- and body contact with the mother or father (because he too should
carry the infant!) imparts a feeling of safe well-being whose psycho-social importance
is immeasurable. …"
This is just the
beginning. Start wearing your baby and see what happens!
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