(new here) I think my baby is a Moby addict...

Re: (new here) I think my baby is a Moby addict...

• Jennicap member

  February 2011

  When DS was first born the only time I took him out of the wrap was when I was changing him, feeding him or DH wanted to hold him! I wore him constantly! They are very cozy in the wrap and its very much resembles the womb so its a great place to be! He's just being fussy b/c your moving him and he's cozy and warm

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• Sinafey member

  February 2011

  I agree with PP, that's the perfect place for him to be.  I'd really follow his cues right now.  When you take him out to do a diaper change or something see if he's happy being out for a little while, but you're certainly not going to spoil a 3 week old baby!  If he's happy and comfortable being snuggled up with mommy, then keep him that way.  He'll want time on his own soon enough.

  Also, you'll likely need some time on your own for your own sanity sometime soon.  Don't be sad about that, but don't feel like you should make him spend time on his own for his sake.  He's programmed to want your comfort right now, it's natural and you shouldn't mess with that.
  

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• BlondeDutchess912

  February 2011

  Thank you both!! I love having him snuggled up and him not screaming is best for my own sanity today- but eventually i need to load the dishwasher or switch some aundry and im too nervous to bend over while BWing so he's gonna need to get down sooner or later! 

  

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• kwinters87 member

  February 2011

  I wore Grace all the time when she was that age.  (seriously I did, she almost never came out)

  I know it's a little nerve racking to bend over with the baby in the moby but as long as you have tied tight and tucked his head in well you should be ok.  If you are still nervous I found squating to do things instead of bending over to be a great workout!

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• Kersbear

  February 2011

  I wore Casey all the time when he was that little.  Enjoy all those baby snuggles.

  

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• flippy1234

  February 2011

  We wouldn't have survived the first couple months without the moby, I wore her ALL the time when she was little. Enjoy

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• pepomntpat member

  February 2011

  I don't take the wrap off to BF. I just push it aside.  Would that work for you?  I can't even remember if that would have worked when DD was that little.
  

  

  
  
  
  
  

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• pixieprincss member

  February 2011

  You are fine. Your LO will let you know when he doesn't love it as much. He's been "worn" by you since conception and developed perfectly, right? Look into the NINO (nine in, nine out) theory or think of it this way: there are babywearing cultures in the world where for practical reasons, women do not have the luxury carrying around baby in their arms or putting them down in fancy toys. Baby MUST be worn. That is how baby relates to mom, the world, self-latches for BFing in the wrap, etc.

  

  
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