Hipcarries with a size 6 / Base size
An overview of hip carries you can do with your base size (size 6 – 4.7m in my case) Robins Hip Carry Robin’s hip carry Pretied pocket with a flipped back Wrap: babymonkey size 6 Robin’s … Read More
Frontcarries with a size 6 | Base size
An overview of frontcarries you can do with your base size (size 6 – 4.7m in my case) Anne’s FWCC Front wrap cross carry variation with extra backsupport and a neckroll. Wrap: Yaro Slings la vita autumn rainbow … Read More
Picture Tutorials
FWCCwith a twist!Kangaroofront carry
Pictorial: Kangaroo carry
Step by step instructions for a Kangaroo carry Shown with a newborn Wrap: POP by Artipoppe Tiger black & gold size 3 ( * Hoover or touch to show the captions * )
Pictorial: FWCC with a twist
Step by step instructions for a Front Wrap Cross Carry with a twistShown with a newbornWrap: POP by Artipoppe Roses Red & EcruI’m using a size 6 (4.7m) woven wrap( * Hoover or touch to show the captions * )
Kangaroo (newborn)
Frontcarry with a long woven wrap You can use a shorter wrap too if you tie a knot in the front Wrap: POP by Artipoppe Roses Red & Ecru I’m using a size 6 woven wrap (4.7m)
Tutorial FWCC with a twist
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Winter babywearing tips
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I love babywearing in winter, enjoying the nature, maybe even some snow, with a sleeping child in my wrap or carrier. Here are some tips on ‘how to survive the cold’! Picking the right wrap/carrier: An airy, thin wrap … Read More
Side Swept Hairstyles
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List made by Lisanne (thank you!!) Favourite youtube channels for inspiration: Kayley Melissa Cute Girls Hairstyles Other suggestions: Hair4myprincess Lilith Moon Bebexo C’erine Babyy Cinthia Thruong Hairstyles Luxy Hair Quick hairstyles (mostly braided) – 5 … Read More
Tips!
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Tips from others: Jess: For a ring sling, best tips were 1. Start with the sling tighter than you think you need it. The less adjusting you need to do the easier it is to get right. 2. Put the … Read More