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Photo by T. Carrier custom made SSC by Sheena Bean of Green Bean Mei Tai. LOVE it! My favorite carrier ever. It's similar to a 2nd gen Beco but even more comfy. I chose the fabric for this (yes, that's Joel Dewberry Sparrow in Almond, and a retro orange circle print I found), and Sheena did a fab job with the design.
Babywearing- if it hurts, you're doing it wrong. If you saw Motrin's ad, let them know how you feel.
I've owned a Maya RS, Ergo, mamawrap, 2nd and 3rd gen Becos, Peanut Shell pouch, Hotsling pouch, a GreenBean Mei Tai, and a couple I made for myself (RS and Onbuhimo). The only one that ever hurt was the Bjorn I used for a couple months with T as a baby, before I discovered the Ergo.
I wore T until age 2 (when I was pg with C and too sick to get out of bed, let alone carry 30lbs of kid), and C still spends a good part of the day on my back at 14 months. Babywearing was a lifesaver with preemie T, who needed constant holding and near-constant nursing, and invaluable with C, as I played with 2yo T at the park.
Registered Nursing class lab students working with human simulation "dummy" at Ohlone College Newark Center
The University of Salford has developed a state-of-the-art clinical simulation ward with mannequin patients to create real-life, practical experiences for its nursing students.
Students on the ward work with computerised mannequins that are programmed to simulate various illnesses and conditions. Four adults, a young child and a baby are replicated by the mannequins which have a pulse, respiratory movements, arteries that can spray fake blood and recorded voices to communicate discomfort and pain or describe symptoms.
Before administering salicylates to a patient, be aware of its risks to special populations.
See this inside Nursing Pharmacology Made Incredibly Easy UK Edition at www.madeincrediblyeasy.co.uk/details.php?isbn=97819018310...!
The calf of Catalog #2746 spotted in nursing position with just its tail visible to the left of its mother. The pair was sighted 16 miles off Cumberland Island, GA on Feb. 17, 2014.
Photo Taken: Feb. 17, 2014
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, taken under NOAA research permit #15488.