Using a ringsling with a newborn baby
With a flip at the back.
Ringsling: Kokadi Erna in Wunderland WCRS
Legs out, head supported, high enough to kiss, airways free!
Reason why I like the flipped back:
– easier to pull the toprail up high without it digging in your armpit
– more symmetrical positioning of your baby, because of the direction of the bottom rail.
Rucksack with a ‘newborn’ ( Emile is 5 months old )
I recommend to wait until your baby has good head control before you use the hipscoot
Practice over a bed/couch (soft landing spot)
Practice with a spotter (friend or partner)
Practice with a stuffed animal or doll first.
Contact a certified babywearing consultant if you need help!
A one shouldered variation on the FWCC, with a sling ring finish. Adjustable for feeding, easy to reposition and retighten
You can use a base-2 or base-3 wrap (In my case a size 3 or 4)
(breast)feeding in a long woven wrap: Front Wrap Cross Carry tied at shoulder with a slipknot Easy to reposition for nursing / feeding. Make sure to master both breastfeeding and babywearing separately before combining both skills.
Wrap: Joy and Joe baby Cuddly Magenta
perfect wrap size for this carry: Base -1 or base -2 (size 4 or 5 in my case)
Popparoo carry ( a two shouldered variation on the poppins hip carry which was apparently created by Lotta from ELK market ) Shown with a long (size 5) woven wrap.
You can use a shorter wrap (3+) and tie at the side/back
Check out the tutorial of both carries separately if this tutorial is too quick.
You can easily take one of your children out of the wrap and leave the other child in the wrap.
Using a ringsling with a newborn baby
With a flip at the back.
Ringsling: Kokadi Erna in Wunderland WCRS
Legs out, head supported, high enough to kiss, airways free!
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Back Cross Carry or Unpoppable Double Hammock with a rapunzel finish legstraightener / seatpopper proof Size 7 (base+1)
Wrap: Risaroo Lumen Skywalker
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Babywearing basic: kangaroo carry with a newborn
You can use a wrap in size 3+
Wrap: Yaro Slings la fleur rainbow
(My little boy was 4 weeks old)
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Rucksack with a ‘newborn’ ( Emile is 5 months old )
I recommend to wait until your baby has good head control before you use the hipscoot
Practice over a bed/couch (soft landing spot)
Practice with a spott... Read More
Back Wrap Cross Carry with a shoulder 2 shoulder chestbelt
A back wrap cross carry variation starting with the two crosspasses and finishing with the horizontal pass.
Legstraightener-proof & useful for a leaner too!... Read More
This is a variation on the double hammock using one slingring. It’s a one shouldered carry, I’m using a size 7 (base +1)
Wrap: Risaroo Wovens Prism Iridis
Ring: Size L slingrings.com
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Double Hammock Freshwater variation ‘freshwater rapids’ with a knot or a ring-finish
Two shouldered double hammock backcarry with a base-1 wrap
Wrap in this video: OobieBean&Dolly Poseidon
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Double Hammock tied at shoulder with a candy cane chest belt or DH TAS CCCB I’m using a size 5, which is my base-1.
Wrap: Yaro Slings Dandy Dash Grad Soft Linen
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Front Cross Carry (FCC) with a long wrap (size 5/6) Suitable for nursing, as you can easily lower the carry and retighten afterwards
Wrap: Buzzidil Arabeske Mayla
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A one shouldered variation on the FWCC, with a sling ring finish. Adjustable for feeding, easy to reposition and retighten
You can use a base-2 or base-3 wrap (In my case a size 3 or 4)
Wrap: Mokosh-wrap
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One shouldered carry with a woven wrap
You can use a base-2 or base-3 wrap (In my case a size 3 or 4) + nursing in a wrap
Wrap: CareRing sling
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(breast)feeding in a long woven wrap: Front Wrap Cross Carry tied at shoulder with a slipknot Easy to reposition for nursing / feeding. Make sure to master both breastfeeding and babywearing separately before combining both skills.
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wrap cross carry tied under bum A front carry with a mid length woven wrap (base – 2 which is size 4 in my case)
Wrap: KAPUALOVE twister green light
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A variation on the Front Wrap Cross Carry with a shorter (base – 2 or base-3 ) wrap
Using a size S slingring
Wrap: Yaro Slings Dandy Spring Sunrise size 3
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‘Rachael’s Half-Taiwanese back carry’
Variation on a Taiwanese Backcarry with a midsize wrap (base-2 or base-3)
Wrap: KAPUALOVE JOPLIN – absolutely Sweet Marie size 4
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You can pre-tie this carry, perfect for quick ups and downs. It’s also easy to lower for nursing.
Wrap: Pop by Artipoppe Tiger black & gold size ... Read More
Wrap: Lovaloom Unicorns Denim Front Carry
suitable from birth
You can use a base-2 or base-3 (which would be size 3 or 4 for me) if you tie in front
I’m using a base size (size 6) in this video.
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Using a ringsling with a newborn baby Classic, without a flipped back.
Ringsling: Fidella Shebra
Legs out, head supported, high enough to kiss, airways free!
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Popparoo carry
( a two shouldered variation on the poppins hip carry which was apparently created by Lotta from ELK market ) Shown with a long (size 5) woven wrap.
You can use a shorter wrap (3+) and tie at the side/... Read More
Poppins hip carry with a long wrap Showing a ‘regular’ and a ‘flipped’ back
Either to tie at the back or to tie under bum
Wrap: Didymos Rainbow fisches
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Robin’s hip carry with a ring and a long woven wrap Flipped back + pretied pocket
You can use a shorter wrap (3/4) too, this is a size 6 (Dahlia Wrap)
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Tutorial with subtitles for a rucksack carry with a tibetan finish with two slingrings. This is a nice finish for thicker wraps, no bulky knots!
I’m using a size 5 woven wrap (my base – 1)
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A backcarry with two crosspasses and one horizontal pass, using a base-1 (size 5 in my case) + superman!
This used to be referred to as ”Ellevill’s Jordan’s back carry”, but I’ve been asked to rename it by Natalia, the l... Read More
Shepherd’s back carry, a double hammock variation with a short(er) wrap.
I’m using a size 3 (my base -3)
Wrap: Yaro Slings Dandy Spring Sunrise Grade
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Short front double hammock with a sling ring
Size 3 wrap + slingring (size depends on the wrap)
I prefer to use a size M slingring
Wrap: Mokosh
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Check out the tutorial of both carries separately if this tutorial is too quick.
You can easily take one of your children out of the wrap and leave the other child in the wrap.
Wraps: Didymos & Tula Woven
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Tandemcarry using one long woven wrap (size 7 = base +1 for me)
Knotless Short back cross carry + semi front wrap cross carry
Wrap: KAPUALOVE LeiLani – Say you, say me size 7
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Wrap conversion bei-dai / meh-dai carrier finishes
Different options to use the long straps of your bei-dai / meh-dai
I’m using a ObiMama carrier made out an Oscha Slings wrap
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Double hammock Birte’s finish (half saltwater) Using easy pull loop knots to get the tails from dragging through the mud.
Wrap: Tinge Garden Alice’s Garden size 7 (base+1 for me)
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