Discover The Best Baby Carriers For Twins In This New Mommy Media New Parent Equipment Report

by PRC Agency PR

New Mommy Media, the company behind a series of popular podcasts aimed at new parents with young children, has launched a new report on baby carries for twins. It coincides with a new episode on their Twin Talks podcast, which focuses on baby gear essentials for twins and highlights a number of different baby carrier issues parents deal with.

More information is available at: http://newmommymedia.com/blog/baby-carriers-for-twins.

New Mommy Media prides itself on its diverse range of dynamic audio podcasts for new and expecting parents. It is part of the Parents On Demand Network, which is a group of podcasts dedicated to producing the best audio material with a focus on new and aspiring parents.

It is based in San Diego, and offers advice, guidance and tips on popular parental topics, and issues facing new parents as they set about the new adventure they face as they transition into parenthood.

The baby carriers for twins report focuses on a number of issues parents face when they have twins. These include the safety considerations for babywearing twins, the different types of carrier options, and some of the key features that parents should look for when they're in the market for a new carrier for their twins.

Some new parents worry about babywearing when they have twins, and are concerned that there will not be any equipment to allow them to wear two babies at once. However, there are a number of baby carriers for twins available on the market, and the report discusses these.

In addition to this, it provides information on the safety considerations for parents who wants to wear twins when they travel. It explains that the acronym TICKS is beneficial when it comes to this, which stands for Tight, In view at all times, Close to kiss, Keep chin off the chest, and Supported back.

It goes on to showcase the different types of carrier options available for twins, and shows some of the key features that parents should look out for.

Full details are available on the URL above, and the podcast episode can be found at: http://newmommymedia.com/twin-talks.