by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
Feedback on and reflections on the ergonomics of baby carriers and the child’s motor development. In online texts about ergonomics and baby carriers, the terms “ergonomics” and “ergonomic” are used without clearly specifying how the...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
A collaboration on baby carriers has been established between Learn to Move and Runa Gustafsson, a psychologist who also works with body therapy Runa’s knowledge of the body, posture, and balance has naturally led her to observe children in baby carriers She has...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
At Learn to Move, we advise against using the Bumbo seat, as it can have negative effects on the child’s development. Bumbo seats are designed in a way that prevents the child from learning to sit with a straight back. When the child sits in a chair where it is...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
Walkers can be used for short periods on a few occasions but do not teach the child to develop. If used extensively, the walker is purely negative for the child’s development – both for motor skills and also for cognitive development. There is also a risk...
by Hanna Lidfors | Mar 20, 2019
Confusion in the definition of an “ergonomic” stroller For all parents looking to buy a stroller, it’s important to consider factors that are important for both you and your child. Unfortunately, it’s common for non-ergonomic strollers to be...
