Take the cloth, unfold it and look for the middle.
Take the upper edge with both hands, and place the cloth around your belly from the front to the rear,
like an apron.
Hold the cloth with the left hand behind your back, and…
…with the right hand pull from below into the emerging skirt in order to cross the cloth strips and
pull these widely apart.
Grasp the upper edge with the hands.
Now place the cloth strips from the rear forward over the shoulder.
Gather the entire width of material on both sides up towards the throat, without twisting the cloth
while doing so.
Gather the emerging sash from the thighs upwards so that the cloth strip runs near the body in the
area of the navel. Check whether both cloth ends are the same length and correct them accordingly.
Loosen the cloth strip gathered around your belly a bit. Pick up your baby and place it on a shoulder.
Always push cloth strips running around your shoulders outwardly to the left and right so that these
will not be jammed under the baby.
Now let your baby slide to the so-called “head kiss height” in the cloth strip around your belly.
Starting with the over-length of the material, gather the lower cloth edge with the right hand in the
hollows of your baby’s knees so that its feet are exposed, and then stuff it upwardly in the direction of
the baby’s navel.
Pull the upper cloth edge upwardly over the arms and head of your baby so that a cap is formed. With
babies which can already hold up their head on the own, it is enough to pull the cloth upwardly under
the child’s arms. Afterwards, move the material back into the neck area.
Take the cloth strip on your left shoulder with the left hand on the inner edge, and tighten the entire
cloth gradually in three to five phases so that the cloth adjusts individually to your baby’s back.
Keep this cloth strip under tension, and also tighten the cloth on the other side gradually in three to
five phases.
Now pull both cloth strips upward by moving your hips, and place these forward over the shoulders,
as it is pleasant for you.
Cross both cloth strips underneath the baby’s bottom, and guide them between the baby’s legs and
behind your body on the back.
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