Hey, There!
I’m Hedwych.
1988 / Frisian (dutch) mama / certified babywearing consultant & mother of 4
(2014)
Trageschule Hamburg Basic Course Trageschule Hamburg Progressions
+ certification
(2015)
Training at L’école à porter
(2016)
CBWS foundations
CBWS progressions
Slingababy UK training
(2017)
Pregnancy Belly wrapping methods (FTZB MAINZ)
(2019)
Diversity and inclusivity (lecture)
Tandemwearing (Didymos/Laketa Kemp)
Babywearing in Cameroon (Didymos / Loretta Nouatong)
Ring Finishes (Didymos/Marloes de Graaf
Clauwi Modul 1
Kinesthetic Infant Handling
DIDYMOS babywearing educator training
Babywearing & Rectus Diastasis (Sarah Söldner)
Masterclass Babywearing & braces, casts or clubfoot treatment
(2019/2020)
In arms carrying consultant – Mel Cyrille
Every baby wants to be carried. This can be in arms, or supported with a carrier. When I started babywearing I knew one thing: I didn’t want to use a long wrap. Way too complicated!
I hope my videos can make it less intimidating for everyone.
I’ve helped many families all over the world with my YouTube videos and now I’m here to help you!
I trained with different babywearing schools as the insights and ‘’rules’’ on babywearing seem to be different between countries and trainers.
I hope to bring the tools along to find a suitable carry/carrier for every situation. Comfort and safety are the most important guidelines when it comes to babywearing. And a lot is possible to find whatever suits your family the best!
Certification In Babywearing
Trageschule Hamburg Basic Course.
Trageschule Hamburg Progressions
+ certification
CBWS progressions
Slingababy UK training
Tandemwearing (Didymos/Laketa Kemp)
Babywearing in Cameroon (Didymos / Loretta Nouatong)
Ring Finishes (Didymos/Marloes de Graaf
Clauwi Modul 1
Kineastetic Infant Handling
DIDYMOS babywearing educator training
Babywearing & Rectus Diastasis (Sarah Söldner)
Masterclass Babywearing & braces,casts or clubfoot treatment
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FAQ’s Babywearing
1. Why did you start babywearing? (and when?)
My first daughter was born in April, 2011. Like every baby she loved being close to me and I imagined babywearing would help me to have my hands free. She was 2 weeks old when I wore her for the first time (in a ring sling).
I looked on the internet for information about all the possible carriers and wraps and asked a babywearing consultant for recommendations. I bought a ring sling (Hoppediz Miami) and a mei tai (Hoppediz Miami Hop Tye), because I was certain that I didn’t want a wrap because that would be way to complicated!
Two months later I bought my first woven wrap (Hoppediz das leichte Kairo) and a year later I bought two other wraps (Hoppediz Pune & Girasol Donau). I preferred my wraps, so I sold my Hop Tye.
2. When and why did you make the step to HE wraps?
During my second pregnancy I bought more wraps, with my toddler getting bigger I felt like our carrying days would be over soon and that there’s a lot out there to try. I wanted to try different brands, materials, designs and colours that I love. I bought different Kokadi, Natibaby, Didymos Indio and Oscha wraps and at some point I discovered Pavo and Artipoppe. At some point I owned around 25 wraps, but I sold most of them to fund my high end wraps. I fell in love with Pavo Magenta Zebra & the Artipoppe twobirds design. I didn’t expect that I would ever own them!
In my eager to try all the blends and new materials, the Artipoppe hunt is addicting and most wraps in my stash are APs.
To me babywearing isn’t only about convenience but my wraps are also an accessory and I own wraps in different materials, colors and designs, to match my look or to fit the circumstances (hot or cold weather, gardening, beach days). I have a wrap for every occasion.
3. What is your favorite wrap?
4. How does babywearing help you?
I wear my youngest girl frequently and my little boy is in a wrap most of the time
5. How many wraps do you own?
I also host a lot of testers and own a bunch of wraps for my consultant stash. I have some wraps that I love to use for my tutorials and stay in my consultant stash for that reason 🙂
I've been babywearing for over 10 years now. @wrapyouinlove