DiscoverSpoil Your BabyPhysical & Emotional Connection through Baby Carrying: with Busi Musiiwa | #30
Physical & Emotional Connection through Baby Carrying: with Busi Musiiwa | #30

Physical & Emotional Connection through Baby Carrying: with Busi Musiiwa | #30

Update: 2025-08-20
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Carrying your baby is about more than comfort… It's about fostering a deep connection through proximity.

On today’s episode of the Spoil Your Baby podcast, Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum sits down with Busi Musiiwa: an Occupational Therapist, mom, and founder of BabueBaby, whose baby carriers are transforming the baby-wearing industry.

Busi moved to Canada from Zimbabwe at a young age, yet she has always honored her home country and culture. In much of Africa, baby wearing is a way of life, shaping how babies experience their first years. When Busi arrived in Canada, she set out to design a carrier that honored those traditions while also meeting the comfort and safety expectations of Western parents.

No matter where you are in your parenting journey, one thing is clear: by listening to this podcast, you are choosing to grow, to make space, and to care with intention.

If this episode resonated with you, share it with a friend. To learn more about Busi’s company, visit babuebabycarriers.com 

 

Key Takeaways:

  • Baby carriers should place the weight around the hips & torso, not shoulders.
  • You are shaping your baby’s nervous system from the moment they’re born.
  • Don’t fear the teenage years, lead with empathy.
  • The deepest human need is to be known, and that’s true for you with your baby.
  • You and your baby have the ability to co-regulate.



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Physical & Emotional Connection through Baby Carrying: with Busi Musiiwa | #30

Physical & Emotional Connection through Baby Carrying: with Busi Musiiwa | #30