September 2022 – Growing Up Green Missoula

Nature Programs
- Nature School
- Nature Summer Camps
Shop Kinderpacks
- Infant KinderpacksInfant size: fits baby from birth through 2 years, 8-35 lbs, starting at 22″ tall The infant size has a width adjustable base. It has a buckle mechanism that allows the parent to cinch the base of the carrier to different widths to allow very young babies to be legs out, with proper positioning and without an insert. Panel dimensions: 15″ h x 9-15″ w
- Standard KinderpacksStandard: Fits children 8mo-3 yrs. 20-40lbs, starting at around 28″ tall. Panel dimensions: 16″ h x 17″ w
- Toddler KinderpacksToddler: Fits children 18mo-4+ yrs. 25-45 lbs, starting at around 32″ tall. There is a huge difference between the Standard and the Toddler sizes – please be aware that the minimum recommended size is just that, and it may still be too large for a child who meets those minimums. Panel dimensions: 18″ h x 19″ w
- Preschool KinderpackPreschool size: Fits child 3-5 years. 35-55 lbs, starting at 38″ tall Great for big kids and kids with special needs who still want to be carried through the preschool years. The height measurements are without the headrest. Add 2″ for the overall height. Panel dimensions: 20″h x 20″ w
Services
- Missoula Babywearing Library
- Carrier Consultations and Fittings
The Montana Connection
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Why Kinderpack?

Holland Lake Lodge Expansion “Meeting”

Travis attended the “meeting” for the Holland Lake Lodge expansion on 9/8/22. He said there were probably 150-200 people there. Although attendees were not able to park at the lodge and the meeting was held outdoors in a field by the barn, locals and those who love Holland Lake Read more…

By Jacole Johnson, 2 yearsSeptember 9, 2022 ago

Advocacy

Help Protect the Future of Holland Lake!

Have you heard about the Holland Lake Lodge facility Expansion Project being proposed by the mega corporation POWDR? One of our newest ventures here at Growing Up Green is a side project called The Montana Connection. Our mission (in a nutshell) is to safeguard our Montana ways and traditions. Our Read more…

By Jacole Johnson, 2 yearsSeptember 6, 2022 ago