how do you go on rides with a LO with you?

[krmlaw]

why not the bjorn ... havent heard anything negative ...

 

[hippiemama76]

why not the bjorn ... havent heard anything negative ...

It's bad for the baby's hips and spine to be suspended by the crotch. The way the baby kind of leans out in a Bjorn is bad for the wearer's back. Also, some babies get way too stimulated being forward facing, especially in a place like Disney, and in a Bjorn they cannot turn away from the stimulation.

http://continuum-concept.org/reading/spinalStress.html

The correct position for babywearing is one where the knees are above the bum. Here is a great site to learn more about it!
http://www.thebabywearer.com/

 

[mickeymouse108]

you can go on most rides with the baby I took my nine month old on just about everything except the thrill rides and on those my husband would take our older daughter and then we would do child swap I would then ride with our older daughter. it was great for our older daughter she only had to wait in line once and got to ride two times in a row once with dad and then once with me.

all the boat rides and even rides with movers like haunted mansion I was able to take the baby she was nine months and I would hold her in my lap on some things like the boat rides I even sometimes kept her in the baby backpack worn on front of me I had her facing forward she was a very small baby or I just held her next to me on the seat.

no one will have to sit out you will just have to take turns. Have a great trip.

 

[lillykat]

No you should be able to do any ride without a height restriction and then baby swap for the rest.

We took DD#1 when she was 15 months and she went on everything that didn't have a height restriction (SM, Splash M, etc).

 

[tr-ray]

I used a Babyhawk Mei Tai for my DD when she was 4 Mos (omg, a year ago already!) and I liked that alot...

It is a little complicated - tying it & stuff, but not hard with some practice.