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Hi all! I am looking for two things. First, what is the sling that women use
for their babies called? I'm not talking about the Snugli thing, this is a
sling, over the shoulder used to carry babies. It makes for easy breast
feeding, and hand's free holding.

Second, does anyone have a good recipe for Chile Verde? Thanks in advance!
~Nancy


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Joylyn

it's called a sling. and we make them....

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joylyn

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> women use
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> sling, over the shoulder used to carry babies. It makes for easy breast
> feeding, and hand's free holding.
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Kate Green

These are slings and one of the most popular has been the Over the Shoulder
Baby Holder. I've used them for all my kids and just ordered another for
this next one. Wearsthebaby.com has them (she's an AP/HS mom) and lots of
info about slings.

No chile verde recipe sorry.

Kate

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> Hi all! I am looking for two things. First, what is the sling that
>women use
> for their babies called? I'm not talking about the Snugli thing, this is a
> sling, over the shoulder used to carry babies. It makes for easy breast
> feeding, and hand's free holding.
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> ~Nancy
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Michael Millard

Here is my two cents on the sling... My baby did not like to be confined and she wanted to see the world. She was always peeking out from beneath a breast to have a good look around, in other words, the sling was a BIG waste of money for us. I gave it away. If your baby undoes his or hers swaddles and moves his/her arms and legs a lot, watch out for the sling. Mary in Va.


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Michael Millard

awesome! Slings custom made.... now that would be the answer. Mary in Va.


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Joylyn

both my babies loved to see the world. you don't have to wear your baby
in a sling in such a way that they can't see the world. in fact, most
of the positions are such that they do see outside the sling. janene
loved sitting with her legs crossed facing forward. i didn't get the
sling until late with lexie but she loved being on my back.

joylyn

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> Here is my two cents on the sling... My baby did not like to be
> confined and she wanted to see the world. She was always peeking out
> from beneath a breast to have a good look around, in other words, the
> sling was a BIG waste of money for us. I gave it away. If your baby
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Joylyn

i should also add that i still use my sling, although not often to carry
janene, who is four. i carry it with me though, just in case she needs
to be carried, it helps to support her weight more evenly. however last
week i used it to carry apples. we were picking apples with a
homeschool group fromt he camp we went to, and aleq's bag broke. so we
put all the apples in the sling. i have a picture i need to get
developed. it was very cool.

joylyn

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> Here is my two cents on the sling... My baby did not like to be
> confined and she wanted to see the world. She was always peeking out
> from beneath a breast to have a good look around, in other words, the
> sling was a BIG waste of money for us. I gave it away. If your baby
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Joylyn

yeah, it's really nice. you can have them how you want them, with a
pillow or not, etc. i don't want to advertise (unlike yahoo, looking at
their ad below my wrting now) but i got my mom to start making slings
because i wanted one made my way. ;-) people can even pick out their
own fabric.

joylyn

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On Tue, 1 Oct 2002 12:44:36 -0400 "Michael Millard"
<nomads3@...> writes:
> Here is my two cents on the sling... My baby did not like to be
> confined and she wanted to see the world. She was always peeking out
> from beneath a breast to have a good look around, in other words,
> the sling was a BIG waste of money for us. I gave it away. If your
> baby undoes his or hers swaddles and moves his/her arms and legs a
> lot, watch out for the sling. Mary in Va.

One nice thing about the sling is that you can use it in a lot of
different ways. When Rain was really small, she *needed* to be upright
and looking out. I could sit her in the sling with her back against my
chest and her legs folded, and she was happy that way. Then there was a
period when she didn't like the sling at all. When she got older, like
6-9 months, she liked the hip carry in the sling. After a while, we
modified it to a back-of-the-hip carry, and I carried her that way until
she was over 3 and close to 40 pounds - it was great for when she wanted
to be close and I was trying to cook or shop or something (and I'm a
pretty skinny person, I was carrying about a third of my body weight at
the end and it wasn't too heavy).

Dar