Babywearers of Central Vermont supports families in their effort to wear their children. Everyone has the capacity to learn how to wear their baby. We've found that it's much more enjoyable to learn with a friend!
Babywearers of Central Vermont Monthly Meetings:
When: Fourth monday of every month. 5:45- 7:15pm.
Please note, there are currently NO MORNING MEETINGS.
Where: Upstairs, 174 River St, Montpelier VT MAP
Babywearers of Central Vermont is an educational non-profit that teaches families how to use carriers effectively and safely. Our monthly meetings are free and open to all. They are a great way to learn about babywearing, connect with others, and support each other as parents and caregivers.
Be sure to check out our events tab for more Babywearing Fun!
"Babywearing" simply means holding or carrying a baby or young child using a baby carrier. Holding babies is natural and universal; baby carriers make it easier and more comfortable, allowing parents and caregivers to hold or carry their children while attending to the daily tasks of living. Babywearing helps a new dad put a fussy newborn to sleep. It allows a new mom use both hands to make a sandwich. It lets an experienced parent or caregiver carry a baby on her back and wash the dishes, do the laundry, take a hike, weed the garden, all while keeping the baby safe and content. (Excerpt taken from babywearinginternational.org)
When: Fourth monday of every month. 5:45- 7:15pm.
Please note, there are currently NO MORNING MEETINGS.
Where: Upstairs, 174 River St, Montpelier VT MAP
Babywearers of Central Vermont is an educational non-profit that teaches families how to use carriers effectively and safely. Our monthly meetings are free and open to all. They are a great way to learn about babywearing, connect with others, and support each other as parents and caregivers.
Be sure to check out our events tab for more Babywearing Fun!
"Babywearing" simply means holding or carrying a baby or young child using a baby carrier. Holding babies is natural and universal; baby carriers make it easier and more comfortable, allowing parents and caregivers to hold or carry their children while attending to the daily tasks of living. Babywearing helps a new dad put a fussy newborn to sleep. It allows a new mom use both hands to make a sandwich. It lets an experienced parent or caregiver carry a baby on her back and wash the dishes, do the laundry, take a hike, weed the garden, all while keeping the baby safe and content. (Excerpt taken from babywearinginternational.org)
