Front Wrap Cross Carry TIED UNDER BUM | Woven Baby Wrap Tutorial | Front Carries

Front Wrap Cross Carry Tied Under Bum (FWCC TUB) is a simple alteration to the regular FWCC that allows you to do the carry with a slightly shorter wrap. You can do this with your Base Size -1 or -2.
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[@ovetaalexander3425]

Great tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kendallpuckettvela6079]

Could you do this with a stretchier material?

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

You wouldn't be able to spread the top two passes properly if you were tying under bum and you do need spread all 3 passes with a stretchy or it's not safe. You could try the normal Front wrap cross carry (tied at your back) as you can spread all the passes that way

[@angelallen7535]

Any tips on when they keep wanting to shove there arms out the top? My 7 mo old wants her arms out so she can try and turn around to see and grab

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

For older babies with good upper body strength and full head control it is fine to bring the wrap up to the armpit (usually from 4 months on). Totally fine to let their arms out if that's what your little one prefers. Just make sure the wrap has been tightened snuggly.

[@angelallen7535]

@@OschaSlingsOfficial thank you!