🤪 It’s not just you - 7-9 months is a SUPER wiggly stage
🤪 It’s not just you - 7-9 months is a SUPER wiggly stage. Watch to find out what to do if your baby isn’t patient enough to let you wrap! Leave a comment to tell me ➡️ how old is your baby/wrappee? 🥰 #WrapYourBaby #wovenwrap #keepthemclose #attachmentparenting #babywearingmom #babywrap #babycarrier #wearallthebabiesandtoddlers #frontwrapcrosscarry #babywearing #wovenwraptips #frontcarry
❤️ Newborn wrapping, here’s what you need to know: 1: it’s important to tighten your wrap snuggly a
❤️ Newborn wrapping, here’s what you need to know: 1: it’s important to tighten your wrap snuggly and evenly to give your floppy newborn the necessary support to be safe - there should be no room to sag, shift, turn or sink in the wrap. Keeping baby’s shoulders and the top of the wrap level with your armpits (not higher) will help you get a snug wrap job. 2: your newborn baby’s face should be clear and visible, with chin slightly up (not tucked down toward baby’s chest). This is important to
Is your baby going through a leaning stage? Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC) is not the best carry to
Is your baby going through a leaning stage? Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC) is not the best carry to prevent a persistent leaner but if you haven’t learned a more lean-proof carry, or if you don’t want to completely re-wrap, try this quick trick to reign in your leaning baby! Does your baby lean? Let me know if you need a suggestion for a good lean-proof carry to learn 😄 📧 Comment or message me if you have questions about what kind of wrap to use or what size wrap you need. 🥰 #WrapYourBaby
❤️ Newborn wrapping, here’s what you need to know: 1: it’s important to tighten your wrap snuggly a
❤️ Newborn wrapping, here’s what you need to know: 1: it’s important to tighten your wrap snuggly and evenly to give your floppy newborn the necessary support to be safe - there should be no room to sag, shift, turn or sink in the wrap. In this particular carry - Front Wrap Cross Carry - keeping baby’s shoulders and the top of the wrap level with your armpits (not higher) will help you get a snug wrap job. 2: your newborn baby’s face should be clear and visible, with chin slightly up (not tuck