One of the things that really helped me is the SaYa Carrier which was invented by my college batchmate Buding Aquino-Dee. You can wear your baby in many ways. It helped me carry her out of the hospital and into the car. And then helped me move around with her without fear. As she grew heavier, I appreciated that it supported my back so I could carry her withhout strain. Yesterday we were at the mall and she was breastfeeding in it as we strolled Yes, it also serves as a breastfeeding cover.
She fell asleep in it afterwards. Mishca enjoying being in her SaYa at 7 months! My mom was both amazed and amused! She saw how her grandchild happily fed as she were walking in SM. And we did so discreetly without anyone noticing.
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They said that they have my size in their store in Shangrila. I was so excited. I asked them to reserve it for me and I will pick it up asap. Good thing the bazaar was just in Ortigas and Shangrila was just a short cab ride. I went to Shangrila and checked out my find at their kiosk. Yes, but worth it. So, I went home happy with my loot. Of course, when I arrived home and found Trev playing, I tried wearing him in, excited lang talaga! It was also a little tricky at first, quite confusing for a beginner because the two interlocking loops were like puzzle pieces to me, or was it just me.
But anyway, I finally figured out how to wear it and put Trev in. And it was indeed so comfortable. Trev was happy and comfy too. He kept hugging me and putting his cheek on my chest like he wanted to doze off na. I knew it, he would love the SaYa! Although, the package came with a manual, I found the manual a tiny bit hard to comprehend or was it just me again. The SaYa is a little tricky to put on at first so I read a few blogs for instructions on how to wear it fast and easy.
Then I came across The Painter's Wife's blog and read her posts here and here. Her instructions are very comprehensive, I learned how to put on the SaYa easily. And like what she said in her blog, "with confidence and conviction", I am now able to wear my son using the SaYa baby carrier.
Credits to her for sharing the very comprehensive instructions! Super like! I love the SaYa Baby Carrier! It made going out easy, and sometimes going to the mall with only Trev and me possible!
You know how difficult it is to go somewhere like the mall, alone with a heavy and wriggly baby in tow. This, I can do better than with the ring sling not that I can't do it with the ring sling, I could too.
It's just that for me, using the SaYa when going to the mall or anywhere else for that matter, alone with Trev is much safer. And so, we're both maSaYa! There were even times when I had to go to my dental appointment in the afternoon on a weekday, that I had to bring Trev for obvious reasons, nobody's going to take care of him, haha!
So I have to bring him along, of course with the help of the SaYa. It's fairly easy when you have the SaYa carrier though. Well, Trev is a growing boy so he's getting heavier each day so, yes, that travel gives me a little back and shoulder pains here and there, of course, I wouldn't deny that.
But the pain is more tolerable compared to when I am only carrying Trev with my bare arms, di ba? And much safer for Trev too, if I may add. I couldn't have done that if I wasn't wearing him. SaYa is also very versatile like the ring sling. I sometimes use it as a cover while breastfeeding Trev on my lap. Earn 7 Babymama Rewards Points with this item. Add to Baby Registry. Notify me when this is available Notify Me! Notify me when this is available.
Product Specifications SaYa is a hybrid sling. This combines the convenience and nursing discretion of a ring sling, the ease of use and deep pockets of a pouch sling, the comfort and dual shoulder support of a wrap or SPOC simple piece of cloth , the versatile style and wisdom of traditional Asian carriers, the modern fabrics, construction and durability of technical carriers.
Tight is right! Saya feel should be tight, tight fit means more secure hold. In months, the fit will be more relaxed as fabric adjusts and baby grows heavier. Saya should never feel loose. Loose fit is dangerous.
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