Norwegian Wriggleproof Tutorial | Woven Baby Wrap Tutorial | Back Carries
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- Опубликовано: 13 ноя 2022
- Learn how to tie a Norwegian Wiggle Proof back carry for your baby and toddler. This tutorial will take step by step through this woven baby sling back carry.
Here Emma uses a size 6 which is her Base Size. Your Base Size +1 is also ideal.
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This looks super comfy!
You tight all the slacks so well. ❤
thanks!
Thank you ❤ practicing this new wiggle proof method and it is day 2 of trying it and my 6 month old stays in place and quickly falls asleep.
Great job!
What a gorgeous wrap! And a helpful video!
Thank you so much!
Hi. What base size is this? Gsm ? And material?
It's this sling oschaslings.com/products/victoriana-oro-baby-wrap tencel blend, 324gsm
i just began practicing this and every time i try i end up with baby's legs asymmetrical after the chest pass step... help!
Without seeing you wrap it's tricky to say exactly what's happening but here's some things to check -
Make sure you've got a nice tight seat after making the first ruck pass. Ensure the wrap is into their knee pits and you have a tight straight line going between either knee. Check their position at this point and scoop knees up and tighten as needed.
Concentrate on keeping the wrap tight when you make the next pass.
When swapping the passes on your shoulder before making the chest pass try using small movements and move the wrap as little as possible. It's likely that it's here things are becoming asymmetrical so stop and check before making the chest pass.
Remember to stand up straight while wrapping
Hi there! I’m practicing too and sometimes this happens to me. If you haven’t tried. Practice in front of a mirror and follow the steps. This seems to help me understand exactly where and how I’m wrapping things up.