Ruck Tied in Front | Woven Baby Wrap Tutorial | Back Carries

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • Learn step by step how safely to do a ruck tied in front back carry with a jacquard woven baby wrap with Laurna, a qualified babywearing consultant using an Oscha Fronds baby wrap in a size 4. This is one of the simplest back carries to learn.
    You will need your base size -2.
    This carry is suitable for babies and toddlers who are at least 6 months old and have good head control.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @MissDraiha
    @MissDraiha 2 года назад +6

    - these wraps are gorgeous
    - tutorial is so clear!
    - the pattern of the wrap makes it so much easier to see what's going on (than a black fabric, for example)

    • @OschaSlingsOfficial
      @OschaSlingsOfficial  2 года назад

      So lovely to hear you found it helpful and you like our wraps :) Thanks for taking the time to comment

  • @coveredinharmony
    @coveredinharmony 3 года назад +3

    This is fantastic. First ruck tutorial that has made sense to me. Thank you!

  • @emma.c.r.
    @emma.c.r. 3 года назад +3

    love the way you explain, Lorna. Thank you (and fingers crossed for my upcoming attempt! :D)

  • @0jellybeanie0
    @0jellybeanie0 3 года назад +1

    You make it look so easy!!

  • @katheryn5
    @katheryn5 2 года назад +5

    I don’t know if this is a stupid question or not but how do you get it to stay tucked under the bum? Every attempted with my 11 month old it always seems to come out from under his bum…., and he also won’t leave his arms inside or is it that he’s to young still? Thank you in advance 🥰

    • @OschaSlingsOfficial
      @OschaSlingsOfficial  2 года назад +3

      Make sure you pull the wrap all the way into the knee pits when you start, then use your passes to "pin" it in his knee pits. The key to this is getting them in a nice position with knees above bottom and a pelvic tilt. Once you've tied off you can check under your passes and readjust the seat so it's firmly under their bottom. If your wee ones wiggles or leg straightens try distracting them while you're tying off. Practising with a doll or teddy can also help you to get quicker.
      Provided the wrap is coming up to just below his shoulders it's fine at this age for him to be arms out.

  • @pixiecora2212
    @pixiecora2212 Год назад

    Great explanations!

  • @gothss1234
    @gothss1234 2 года назад +1

    Can i do this with arms out? My daughter won't keep her ams still

    • @OschaSlingsOfficial
      @OschaSlingsOfficial  2 года назад +1

      Hi, yes as long as she can sit comfortably unaided that isn't a problem.

  • @juliasmet6052
    @juliasmet6052 3 года назад

    I m only 2:30 min and I m lost

    • @OschaSlingsOfficial
      @OschaSlingsOfficial  3 года назад

      Hi Julia, watch it through a couple of times and you'll see what's happening clearly. It is one of the simplest back carries, you'll get the hang of it in no time :)