Ella has learned the wonders of the Sleepy Wrap.
It’s especially handy for those upsetting trips to the doctor or the market. I just pop her into her cocoon and she goes from squalling to unconscious in less than a minute. Nice. Veeery nice.
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You look great Becky!! I really like your haircut, I am glad Ella was so accommodating. Is that thing called a Sleepy Wrap? That’s not the one you made, right? I’ll have to look into that…
I, too, like your hair cut and OH how I wish I’d had one of those with my two. . .
That is so smart. My boys loved to be swaddled, it was the nearest thing to this sleepy wrap we had “back in the day.”
Lis– There’s a link up there in the post to the sleepy wrap website. It’s the same thing as a Moby wrap, but made of french terry instead of jersey knit. You just tie it up tight to yourself, and it stretches to hold the baby, up to about age three. It’s so lovely and snug! And it costs less than buying the fabric and making it yourself. (I had to check, because I’m neurotic that way.) So there’s my sales pitch. They should pay me.
That’s awesome! Gotta love those wraps!
You’re lookin’ good btw!
How nice and snuggly.