Saya Freesize Stabilizer

₱450.00

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The stabilizer is a SaYa accessory recommended for certain carrying positions like the Yakap (hug carry) and Lakbay (back carry).
It serves as another layer of security
It helps distribute the weight evenly to your hips.
Ideal when baby is heavier.

How the Saya should fit:

Smaller babies – up to 5 months: more coverage: back, legs and arms are in the pouch. Sling sits high since babies are lighter.

Older babies – legs are out, back taller and longer, babies may sit up, they just need a good seat to keep in place. The sling sits lower but never bellow the belly button of the mother.

Golden Rules for Baby Wearing:

Lapit. - The Saya should be tight enough to hug your baby close to you. This will be most comfy to you and your baby.
Kita. - Your baby's face should always be seen by a peek or a glance without having to move around the Saya.
Halik. - The head of your baby should be comfortably close to you. With your head tipped over, you should be able to kiss your baby.
Maginhawa. - Your baby's chin must never be forced onto their chest for comfortability and normal breathing.
Alalay. - Your Saya should be the perfect size for you. A loose-fitting Saya will not be able to bring comfort and give back support for your baby.