A baby is unable to discharge its own energy when it is on its back looking at the ceiling or the inside of a stroller bonnet. When carried in a Baby Holder, the baby shares in your walking, talking, working, laughing, playing, and is able to discharge that energy in the most pleasurable way. Studies with monkeys have shown that those deprived of touch have more difficulty coping with stress than those who are held.
Stress is known to cause disease in humans.
Carried babies see and experience the world, they participate with their parents, develop their senses faster, cry less, learn more, and thrive better because they are less bored and more relaxed and secure. Carrying infants in a Baby Holder not only reduces irritability, but protects them from too much environmental stimulation. According to Dr. Brazelton, each infant has an individual threshold for stimulation which can be used for organization and learning. Stimulation that exceeds this threshold overloads the infant. Clinical studies have shown that frequent carrying makes a baby less prone to undesirable addictions.