Movement Centre Canberra

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Kirstie Watson - Kangatraining Australia Instructor Kangatraining is specifically designed for postnatal women – it is the ultimate babywearing workout for mums and bubs. We focus on rebuilding your entire body after pregnancy and birth, through a fun & energetic class. There is no age limit for babies as long as every mother participating in Kanga...

Babywearing can absolutely lighten the load, but you still need to remain all eyes and ears to ensure you’re keeping your baby safe when carrying them ❤️

👶🏼 Ensure your baby can be safely and optimally supported in your carrier or sling
👶🏽 Follow ticks when setting up
👶🏾 Have your baby’s nose and mouth visible and clear 👶🏿 And constantly check on them

👶🏻 Enjoy those Babywearing snuggles and pass this safety message along!

This is a song that Brooke created to remind new parents to keep their bubba’s ear above the panel height of your carrier, wrap or sling. This is the safest way to carry your baby and allows for FULL visibility of their face and a maximum flow of oxygen. If you’re struggling to achieve this with your carrier get in touch with a Babywearing consultant who can help you or reach out to the company and ask for their support in achieving the safest carry ❤️

Thank you for the incredible love and support this year❤️

I am truly grateful for every family, cuddle, consult and connection through my babywearing consultancy. It has been such a privilege to support you and your little ones.

I wish all the beautiful babies I’ve met this year a joyful (and very first!) Christmas 🎄✨

Please note: I will be on leave from 20 December until 23 January. Messages and enquiries will be responded to once I return.

Thank you again for such a wonderful year — I look forward to supporting you again in 2026 🤍

~Kirstie

🌟 SAFE BABYWEARING REMINDER: The T.I.C.K.S. Checklist 🌟

Babywearing keeps our little ones close, calm, and connected — but safety always comes first!
Here’s the well-known T.I.C.K.S. Babywearing Safety Checklist to help you wear your baby confidently and correctly:

T — Tight
Your carrier should be snug enough to hug baby close to you. Loose fabric can allow baby to slump.

I — In View at All Times
You should always be able to see your baby’s face by simply looking down—no fabric covering their nose or mouth.

C — Close Enough to Kiss
Baby should be high on your chest so you can easily kiss the top of their head.

K — Keep Chin Off Chest
Make sure there’s at least a finger-width of space under baby’s chin. Their airway should always remain open.

S — Supported Back
Baby’s back should be well supported in a natural position, and they shouldn’t slump or fold.

✨ Whether you're wearing a wrap, sling, or structured carrier, the T.I.C.K.S. checklist is your quick, easy guide to safe snuggles. Stay close, stay safe, and enjoy the bonding! 💛👶✨