CEBU Mini Babywearing Meet

Learning about babywearing and actually wearing my Liane has been such a wonderful and liberating experience being with my child and still be able to use my hands, go wherever I need to and do whatever I have to and not having to worry about leaving my baby back home, or pushing a bulky stroller. 

Today, I met up with a bunch of beautiful ladies and their babies and got to impart the advantage of babywearing, the benefits of it and shared how convenient it was especially during those times that it is just baby and mommy.

True enough, Mommy Mitzi takes the bus all the way to the city from Borbon, a town all the way up north of Cebu with 5.5month baby Matt who is 10kg. She has to bring him along wherever she goes because they exclusively direct breastfeed. She uses no carrier as the one she has is such as hassle with buckles and it made her back ache. The Aqua Cactus Lelliebubb Ring Sling instantly relieved her. Both Mommy and Baby loved it!

Eating peacefully while Ring Slinging Baby Matt in their Lelliebubb

Mommy Mimi was there too with her month old baby daughter who just got vaccinated. She instantly fell asleep in the  Violet Lelliebubb Ring Sling and Mommy Tin with Lykha who slept Lykha-boss.

Ring Slinging L on a Pale Yellow Lelliebubb.

Here we are with our babies happily ring slinging! I feel so happy and fulfilled to have been able to share about babywearing and be able to help these mommies make the journey of mommyhood a bit easier. 

Imprompto Babywearing Mini Meet:

How to use a Ring Sling

@ Chocolatier, Ayala Center Cebu

Uncle Kevin wearing L on a Lelliebubb pouch back home.

Lelliebubb Ring Slings and Pouches and other products are available at Pinay Mommy PH.

Diaper Bag Insider

What's inside the diaper bag? 

Our diaper go-bags differ from mommy to mommy and baby to baby according to baby's age, mommy's convenience/preferences, the environment and how long we expect to be out. Also, it matters if we direct breastfeed, bottle-breastfeed or bottle formula feed.

I personally prefer to direct breastfeed when we are out so that I don't worry about warming milk or sterilizing bottles.

Whenever Liane and I are on the go, we make sure to pack the following essentials:

1. MamyPoko diapers 5pcs

2. Extra clothes: 2-onesies/rompers, 1-top, 1-bottom, 1-sleeper/pj's, bibs, mittens, socks, hat

3. Cotton in baking soda solution

4. Pigeon Wipes

5. Diaper changing mat

6. Indigo Baby Moonshine Bottom Spray

7. Kikay kit: lotion, soap, face towel, comb, alchohol

8. Birds-eye nappies 4pcs

9. Flannel blankets 2pcs

10. Breastfeeding cover

11. Pillow

12. Sling/Pouch carrier

13. Mr. Panda - squeeky toy

If you notice, we pack a lot of clothes. That's because we live in Tagaytay where the weather is cool and even cooler in the evening. If it were up to me, I would take her wherever I went so I wouldn't worry leaving her at home.