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	<title>Comments on: Leave the Carseat in the Car; hold your Baby</title>
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		<title>By: Cynthia Alsup</title>
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		<description>Being a baby wearer myself I can vouch for how much babies love to be worn. My little one lights up when she sees me about to put the carrier on and she is at peace in there for long periods of time. The most rewarding aspect of it for me is that we can make eye contact and I can make comments about the world around us to her in a very natural way. I feel like I&#039;m teaching her a great many things, from how to speak to nature appreciation and everything inbetween while she feels safe and I get to enjoy her sweet little presence. I think the trick is to find a comfortable carrier, and I&#039;m still working on that.</description>
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