http://www.getyourhandsback.co.uk/sling-slut-does-buggy-diary-day-one/ Why you should consider Babywearing Thu, 08 Jul 2010 13:41:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.getyourhandsback.co.uk/sling-slut-does-buggy-diary-day-one/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Corinne Mon, 21 Sep 2009 21:59:51 +0000 http://www.getyourhandsback.co.uk/?p=802#comment-113 I found that my son will remain happy in a sling even if he is hungry - he seems to be content that food (breastmilk) is close by so there's no need to worry. In such cases, when I take him out of the sling he makes it clear that if I don't oblige quickly he'll start shouting :o) I found that my son will remain happy in a sling even if he is hungry – he seems to be content that food (breastmilk) is close by so there’s no need to worry. In such cases, when I take him out of the sling he makes it clear that if I don’t oblige quickly he’ll start shouting )

]]> http://www.getyourhandsback.co.uk/sling-slut-does-buggy-diary-day-one/comment-page-1/#comment-110 Upstatemomof3 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:06:33 +0000 http://www.getyourhandsback.co.uk/?p=802#comment-110 I have found the same to be true for my daughter. She is happy and content for extended periods of time while in her sling (wrap, ergo, etc - whatever we are using at the moment). Yet, in the stroller everything is WAY less fun and interesting - moving is okay, standing still is not. we even went bowling with her in a wrap once. :) I have found the same to be true for my daughter. She is happy and content for extended periods of time while in her sling (wrap, ergo, etc – whatever we are using at the moment). Yet, in the stroller everything is WAY less fun and interesting – moving is okay, standing still is not. we even went bowling with her in a wrap once.

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