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Babywearing Bestie

Humans around the world have been using cloths and carriers to keep their babies close for millennia. It is a special skill set passed down through countless generations. But in our modern Western society, many of us don’t have anyone to guide us in this way. We often struggle to parent in isolation, separate from our village.

As a babywearing educator, it is my job to bridge the gap between modern parenting and the time-honoured practice of babywearing. I provide knowledge and hands-on guidance to help find the perfect carrier and fit for your family. Together, we will build the skills you need to carry your baby comfortably so you can parent with confidence.

Let me be a part of your village.

Helping You Hold What Matters Most

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Meet Your New Bestie

Hi, I'm Lyndsey. I'm here to help you navigate the ins and outs (and ups and downs) of babywearing.

As a certified babywearing educator, I want to share with you my knowledge of babywearing wrapped up in the support of a close friend. Think of me as your ultimate postpartum confidante. I offer gentle guidance to clear up the confusion of fabrics, straps and buckles, transforming an overwhelming task into a confident daily rhythm. No judgment or pressure, just practical support to help you hold what matters most.

What I Offer

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Upcoming community events and workshops.

Carry with comfort. Parent with confidence.

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I acknowledge and give respect to the Lək̓ʷəŋən (Songhees and Xʷsepsəm/Esquimalt) Peoples on whose territory I live and work, and give thanks to the Lək̓ʷəŋən and W̱SÁNEĆ Peoples whose stewardship of the land continues to this day.