About Sarah Mahri Babywearing
Are you overwhelmed with all the babywearing products available on the market? Have you been gifted a few carriers or are you being targeted by sponsored ads for carriers, each claiming to be the best? Perhaps you have already invested in an expensive carrier and your baby appears to hate it?
You don’t have to figure this out alone! Sarah is an experienced babywearing mum of five and a certified babywearing educator. She provides in home consultations where you can try on multiple carriers from her extensive demo kit and figure out your best fit before you buy. If you already own carriers she can show you how to use yours safely and educate you on all the features. Every consultation begins with thorough education around safe and optimal babywearing, ergonomics and healthy hip development. You deserve to be empowered with knowledge in how to keep your baby safe and have the confidence to enjoy babywearing, just like you dreamed.
Sarah also consults out of Maternal and Infant Wellbeing Melbourne in Parkville and provides group education through workshops.
Areas of expertise
- Certified Babywearing Educator and Consultant
- Mother of five
Company values
Accessibility
Diversity & Inclusion
Sustainability
Women Owned
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