black-cap and red-cap

I just shared a pack of my old pics in the previous post; not that I'm closing up the subject, probably not; I have received a request to show some pics with my wife wearing the sling; here we are.

Here is the Didymos Silver Gecko wrap, I mentioned in my story. I presented it to my half as a Christmas gift, and it was one of the 1st walks after we received it (I obtained it in Germany via internet, and we had to wait one month for the delivery).

Of course, by the time we already enjoyed it and have tested it at home... I wanted to make some good shots using quality outdoors lighting -- for a good memory, to share with our friends etc -- that was the reason why I took the camera for this walk.

If you wanna check the rest of our small sling wraps collection, you may head to my previous post... Here I just want to repeat, that slings are a great steap forward (or, better to say, baby carriages were a huge retreat backward!) for the natural growing up, they have very sufficient pro's:

• they provide the child having close body-to-body contact with his mother almost 100% of the time (feeling her mother next to him is very important for a small child!),
• help to the mother to control her baby and his environment,
• help to eat not “according to the schedule,” but when the child needs it,
• they greatly simplify the breastfeeding -- such a complex issue nowadays!
• and contribute to calmness and lack of nervousness of the child. and not the least one:
• they save the family budget!
• also, they increase your mobility a lot: mom + sling will easily and much faster go anywhere, than mom + baby stroller.

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and here for you a few happy father's shots (same baby, same sling scarf, just the other day); my wife took the pics.

taken with Canon 350D +50mm 1.4

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