hehe yes we mostly do that too <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @629847e308f7c30014119c82 </b></font> i love how they copy and learn small small things from us :D i was a lazy baby but she isnt.. gone&nbsp; on my hubby lol

yes. But any kind of weight is causing too much problem for me.. so.. I am just involving my gal in my work. She will help picking clothes to be washed and we dump in washing machine..later she will help me dry. Help me in arranging utensils back to their rack. Sit beside me and watch me cooking. Help me in watering plants. Only thing she is lazy to do..is going to school and eating. ha ha ha ha ha..

thats lovely <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @6372d8bf29c20f001575a1de </b></font> &#128079;&#128079;

i did this when my baby was a newborn... but i too had a back pain n shoulder pain sometimes... at that time i didn't know about anmol carriers... one of my friends is having this Anmol ergonomic baby ring slings and&nbsp; carriers.. n that was an awesome experience wen i tried that..&#9786;

<a href="http://app.babychakra.com/user/82323"><b><font color ="#3b5998">Roopashree Siddireddy</font></b></a>thats so nice&#160; to hear..its an amazing feeling to keep them close and be able to fulfill their needs :) and the beautiful carriers make you more greedy to shop&#128584; sorry to hear about the pain.. if a right carrier is used especially ergonomic it will not give you pain at all if worn <u>correctly</u> :) it spreads the weight equally on your body :) my dd is 3.5 years and 19 kgs. i started carrying her when she was about 4 months old. i do have cervical and back issue but babywearing in an ergonomic carrier&#160; really helps :) do explore that option if you can &#10084;