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Mother’s Tea: “The Lifelong Dance of Babywearing: From Belly to Back” with Sarah Hoffman

“The Lifelong Dance of Babywearing: From Belly to Back”

Babywearing is about so much more than keeping your hands free. Rooted in generations of tradition and supported by what we now understand about infant development, carrying your baby close can recreate some of the warmth, movement, and security of the womb while nurturing connection and a growing sense of safety and belonging.

During this Mother’s Tea, Sarah from Rooted In Love Babywearing will explore the benefits of babywearing from the newborn days and beyond. You’ll learn how different carriers can support both baby and caregiver, watch live demonstrations using a stretchy wrap and ring sling, and have the opportunity for hands-on practice with carriers and weighted dolls.

Whether you’re expecting your first baby, already wearing your little one, or simply curious about finding a carrier that feels right for you, everyone is welcome. Light refreshments will be served.

Sarah Hoffman is a certified babywearing consultant, mom, and the heart behind Rooted in Love Babywearing. Her own journey into babywearing began during the early days of motherhood, when carrying her baby became not only a practical tool, but a meaningful way to bond, connect, and navigate the transition into parenthood.

Today, Sarah helps families find safe, comfortable ways to carry their babies through personalized consultations, fit checks, community education, and an extensive lending and learning carrier library. Her approach honors babywearing as both a time-tested tradition and a beautiful way to nurture connection between caregiver and child.

To learn more about Sarah and Rooted in Love Babywearing, visit rootedinlovebabywearing.my.canva.site or email rootedinlovebabywearing@gmail.com.

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