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Tying Methods for Woven Wraps Simple Front Carry Pocket Carry Jordan’s Back Carry Robin’s Hip Carry Rucksack Carry These photos demonstrate a few ways that you can tie a woven wrap. The tying methods shown below will become second nature in no time with a bit of training. Practice makes perfect. Good luck […]
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I laughed when I wrote this title… but I just don’t know how else to put it other than, “How to get your baby off your back”…. from a back carry of course;)
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Learn how to do a Front Wrap Cross Carry {FWCC} with a Newborn. This is one of the most simple and most comfortable carries. A great starting point to baby wearing! This me wrapping with a size 6 wrap with a 5 week old baby. Here I am 4 months pregnant too…. I can’t wait to […]
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Learn how to do a back carry with a Mei Tai baby carrier. Very similar to a backpack (soft-structured) carrier, but with ties instead of buckles for complete adjustability and comfort. This Mei Tai is made by Ocah Carriers: http://www.ocah.co.uk/
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Learn how to do a front carry with a Mei Tai baby carrier. Very similar to a backpack (soft-structured) carrier, but with ties instead of buckles for complete adjustability and comfort. This Mei Tai is made by Ocah Carriers: http://www.ocah.co.uk/
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