EcoSnuggles

08/08/2025

Some slings na pwede ninyong matry at mabili later at 10am sa Breastfeeding celebration ng Healthway Qualimed Hospital :)

See you!

Free babywearing support na din by a Certified Babywearing Consultant 🙏🏻

07/08/2025

Stuck pa po sa customs ang Daiesu at kakaalis lang sa customs nung Bayiku ID natin..will update as soon as andito na. Thank you po

29/07/2025

Safety-tested and ergonomic ring slings from Daiesu 💖

29/07/2025

Ready for pickup :)

Thank you, Mommies for choosing EcoSnuggles 🙏🏻

28/07/2025

🙏🏻🤍

It's okay to put the baby down..

As a babywearing consultant, I often share to parents the positive effects and ease in parenting and taking care of the child when babywearing when..

That babywearing can help us do multiple tasks at once, that we have free hands to use to carry other things..that babywearing allows us to meet the needs of the child..and yes, all of those are true..

But also, I realized that somehow, maybe, I am sending this hidden or other message that we, moms, should constantly be in the state of doing, doing, doing, and that rest is a reward because well, we have a carrier to help us get by our days, so we don't have an excuse to not do other tasks..

So here's my virtual hug to you, moms..

And a reminder that it's okay to put the baby down..

It’s okay to put the baby down when you are physically tired..
It’s okay to put the baby down when you feel touched out and touched up..
It’s okay to put the baby down when everything feels overwhelming..
It’s okay to put the baby down when you need to rest for a bit..
It’s okay to put the baby down and ask for help..
It’s okay to put the baby down and just breathe..
It’s okay to put the baby down and..
and you don't need to feel guilty for doing it, whatever your reason is..

Your deserve rest..
Rest is not a reward but a requirement..
Motherhood is not a performance..
And being a mom does not require perfection..

Your maternal mental health matters too, mom..

Yes, baby carriers do help us get by.
I, myself, found my wraps and slings a lifesaver..
Being a full-time mom, with work, with no help..
My slings were my allies..
To this day, I still can't imagine how my early motherhood would have been had I not tried babywearing..

But, for others, that may not be the case..

Baby carriers and slings are just a tool, our extra hands, our parenting "assistant"..what your child needs is a happy mom..

Happy moms raise happy kids..

Babywear, and when you need to, or when you find it helpful for you,.but again, it's okay to put the baby down for a while and listen to your body, breathe, rest, ask for help.

it's okay,.🙏🏻

You are a great mom..✨

Love,
Sassy🤍

Happy and gentle Monday to you all 💜

24/07/2025

It's been 6 years now since I got this email from my first babywearing coach, Victoria, from the School of Babywearing..

2016.
Since I carried our firstborn, in that beige stretchy wrap..
After several times of trying to make it work for us, despite Kuya's intense crying..
The moment he fell asleep..
The moment I felt his calmness on my chest..
I knew I had to share this to all the moms I know..

And while yes, I may have already reached my sunset babywearing phase..
My love for babywearing hasn't changed..
It just intensified even more..
To lengths, plans and ideas yet to unfold in His perfect time.

Our boys may have outgrown our slings..
And my slings have already faded as well..
But my goal to make safe and ergonomic babywearing be known by more Filipinos..
My goal to make traditional Fililino babywearing be practiced by more Filipinos..
My goal to make babywearing more affordable for more Filipino families..
My goal to make Asian babywearing brands rise and be known in the international arena..
And to make babywearing be recognized and practiced in the hospital from day 1, even beyond..especially in the NICU here in the Philippines..
Still fuels this passion that I have in me..

For me, this is not just about making video demos, or selling baby carriers..
It’s all about nurturing the parent and child connection from birth..

I hope, in my lifetime, I get to see the fruits of our collective efforts..

Here's to more years of sharing the babywearing love.. 🤍

TO GOD BE THE GLORY 💗💗💗

**still can’t contain my happiness as i read this email**

Only few people have known how difficult it must have been for me just to get myself be enrolled (due to lack of finances) at the School of Babywearing-UK,.but i strived really hard - sewn a lot of ring slings, breastfeeding tops, bibs, bibdanas, etc just to come up with enough money to be able to avail the course at KL, Malaysia. Plus the travel woes — pregnant with a toddler in tow.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank my husband who have always been supportive with my advocacies—babywearing, especially. Who always helps me especially when i fall short..thanks to my son who is the source of inspiration—the sole person who made me discover, enjoy and love babywearing. I saw and experience, firsthand, all the positive benefits that science told me about babywearing..and i could not imagine life being a mom without having known what babywearing is.

To my trainor Victoria Ward who have always been patient with me since last year — all the inquiries, etc..for sharing her knowledge and expertise in this particular field..thank you so much..i really learned a lot..💗

To my fellow trainees, thank you for the friendship, bond and experience..it was an honor and a priviledge to have known such passionate moms..

Special shoutout to Ng Mei Theng who helped us with our accomodation, food and demo dolls, and to Jeannie Lacay for being my only Filipina buddy during our training. 💗

Thank You Lord for this. 💗💗💗

Praying that through this, i’ll be able to help fulfill Your plans, by helping parents raise happy, smart and healthy babies thru babywearing.

22/07/2025

See you!
Drop by sa akon table to see available carriers 💖



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20/07/2025

May hip seat ka ba?
Here's my tiktok video explaining why kailangang pag-isipan muna natin ang pag-bili ng hipseat..

Link sa comment section :)

Happy babywearing 🎉

19/07/2025

Isang munting paalala para happy at comfy tayong lahat 💪🏼💕

Alam niyo ba na nag-mamatter ang height ng chest clip ng soft structured carrier ninyo sa comfort mo as a babywearer at sa safety at comfort din ni baby?

Kapag masyadong mataas ang setting ng chest clip, ang leeg ang nagiging weight-bearing, kaya pwedeng magsanhi ito ng pananakit ng ulo, at minsan ay magko-cause din ito ng sakit sa dibdib. Masakit din ang feeling sa balikat at mapapansin mong maluwang ang sa bandang taas na part ng panel ng baby carrier - hindi snug fit.

Kapag masyadong mababa naman ito, na-slide naman ang straps, kaya ayos ka ng ayos at si baby ay may possibility na pwedeng magslide sa side at mahulog. Especially sa mga babies na low pa ang muscle tone.

May mga napansin akong comfortable height na for men and women. Sa mga may broad shoulders like men or dads, nasa pakpak na part ng likod. But for women, usually in between ng bra like at ng pakpak.

But comfort can be different sa iba't ibang tao. You just have to find your perfect spot.

Ngayon naman, mainam na ma-achieve natin ang H-back, for utmost comfort..dahil kapag naka- >--< sa likod, meaning masyadong mahigpit ang chestclip. Masakit ito sa dibdib at si baby ay pwedeng lumiyad o mag-straighten ang kanyang likod :)

I hope nakatulong ito :)