The earlier you begin baby wearing, the more your baby is used to being worn. This makes them more adaptable to different carriers and positions. If you are starting with a newborn, you will likely experience less resistance to initially being worn than with an older, more aware baby. When first trying on your baby carrier, make sure that your baby is fed, changed and generally happy. It is highly recommended to get moving once you put your baby in the carrier - go for a walk, dance and sing, or clean your house. The more you move, the less focused your baby is on the new way you are holding them and more on the environment and motion. If movement still doesn't help, try a new carrying position. Most carriers have a variety of positions that you can carry your baby. Once understanding they are being worn, most babies love it. Rarely does a baby hate being worn, in fact, babies that are worn cry 43% less.