Kinderpack Blog
International Travel With Small Children
People frequently comment that we must be brave to travel somewhere so different from home with young children but it’s just part of life for us. At this point, our older two children have been on about three dozen flights! We’ve learned a lot about how to make our trips with children go as smoothly as possible. Here are some of the things that I have found to be most helpful:
#MeAndMyKP - Kristina Pulistar
Kinderpack is committed to offering top-notch customer service. That meant it was a no-brainer to add a Certified Babywearing Educator to our staff. Kristina is able to diagnose fit issues from a few simple images and will always be able to get you comfortable! She can even offer video chat consults if you are a more visual person.
Babywearing Dads - #KinderDads
As a babywearing educator, I get to help hundreds of families each year learn how to carry their babies in a variety of carriers. I've noticed a wonderful transition in...
Why I Babywear My Deaf Daughter
Babywearing a child who is deaf can be beneficial. It can keep them safe from surroundings that may otherwise be dangerous. It can keep them calm during medical procedures and it can help them to feel the vibrations as you speak to them. Babywearing can allow your deaf child to be a participant in life despite their disability. This is a story told by a mother of a deaf child.
International Babywearing Week 2017 Stories!
Kindercarry is celebrating IBW 2017! Once a year in October, Babywearing International designates a week to be International Babywearing Week. This year, it is October 2-8. "The mission of Babywearing...
My Kinderpack Adventures - Beach Weekend With Baby
Guest post by Laura Leigh AbbyFire Island—a barrier island off the coast of long island—is sprinkled with beach towns that are the epitome of small-town summer; Think beach bungalows and...