Step 4. Hold both ends tight in one hand and with the other hand
reach back to pull the fabric of the wrap down to baby’s
knees, and up
to a big baby’s armpits or a little baby’s head. |
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Step 5. Holding the left end of the wrap between your knees (tension on
the wrap is still supporting baby) bring the right end across your
torso and over your left shoulder |
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Step 6. Reach behind you with both hands to spread the wrap behind
baby’s back. With the wrap over your left shoulder you should
hold the
bottom edge of the wrap in your left hand and the top edge (the edge
near your neck) in your right hand. Stretch the wrap out fully and
bring it up as high as you can. |
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Step 7. Tuck the wrap under baby’s right leg. The fabric
should be
across baby’s back and around baby’s bottom as
shown. Baby’s arms can
be tucked in so that the fabric is over baby’s left shoulder
as well.
This is more secure and better for small babies. |
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Step 8. Now take the other end of the wrap, bring it across from your
left side to your right shoulder. |
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Step 9. Spread the wrap behind baby’s back as before, right
hand on the bottom, left hand on the top. |
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Step 10. Tuck under baby’s left leg. |
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Step 11. Tighten by hopping up to take baby’s weight off the
wrap and pulling on both ends at once. |
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Step 12. Tie at your waist. |
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Step 13. Pull the fabric away from your neck if it is uncomfortable so
that it lies comfortably on top of your shoulder. You can also fold the
fabric near your neck over so that it does not rub against the neck. |
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Step 14. Now you are ready to go anywhere!
Sand, stairs, curbs–none can stop you! Visit our online baby carrier store to get
your own.
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Step 1. Here I used the
toss
method to get baby on my back. See 
