Baby Carrier Consumer Advice Guide Published by BabyGearLab

CHEYENNE, Wyo. - March 31, 2013 - PRLog -- Founded by pediatrician Dr. Juliet Spurrier in 2012, BabyGearLab.com is a website that provides in-depth testing and safety and health informational articles in relation to the newest baby products.  Based on her medical and personal experiences as well as BabyGearLab’s  3 months of testing of 15 baby carriers, Dr. Spurrier co-authored an online article called, “How to Choose the Best Baby Carrier.” The intent of this article is to advise parents and other baby’s caregivers on how to choose the best baby carrier for their family.

http://www.babygearlab.com/Baby-Carrier-Reviews/Buying-Advice

Dr. Spurrier understands how challenging it can be to make the best purchasing decisions on behalf of babies, which is why she created BabyGearLab.com. For baby carriers, she outlined several health and safety risks that every new parent should be aware of before they start wearing their baby, in particular hip development issues and the risk of suffocation.

Dr. Spurrier also authored a guide titled, "Best Practice Tips for Baby Wearing."

http://www.babygearlab.com/a/11099/Best-Practice-Tips-for...

"Every new parent considering baby wearing has natural and immediate concerns about risk of falling and neck/head support," said Dr. Spurrier, "We've tried to provide a series of very practical tips for safe baby wearing that cover the basics, but also delve into issues like risk of suffocation and how baby carriers can potentially either help or hurt the onset of hip development issues.”

About BabyGearLab
Developed by Juliet Spurrier, MD, as an online service to benefit new mothers and baby’s other caregivers, BabyGearLab.com extensively tests and reviews the best baby products available. When practicing pediatrics in the Bay Area and pregnant with her son, Dr. Spurrier sought out a resource to help with the extensive list of purchasing decisions for her baby. Unable to find what she was looking for, she created BabyGearLab.com around the time that her second child, a daughter, was born.