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20.
Continue supporting baby
with hand and pull tight inner
seam of free band.
19.
Pull band under baby’s leg,
while supporting baby with your
hand.
18.
Holding outer seams of one
band pull tightly and spread
across back of baby.
21.
Holding outer seams of oth-
er band, pull tightly and spread
across back of baby. Continue
to support baby with your arm.
Make sure your baby is high and
tight against you. You should be
able to kiss your baby’s head
easily.
23.
Pulling tight, wrap bands
around your hips and tie a
square knot. Make sure to stay
UNDER baby’s legs.
22.
Pass band under baby’s leg
and take both bands in your
hands. Keep fabric tight at all
times.
If baby is sleeping, you can
support his head by pulling
the band over him.
lift him out of the scarf.
and after taking his legs out of
the crossed bands
To remove your baby, simply
spread open the bands
Your baby can keep his arms out
of the bands to interact with the
world.
OUT
TIP
TIP
TIP
This position is great when you want to tie the scarf
completely before putting your baby inside. For exam-
ple, put on the scarf before going out in the car. Upon
arrival, you don’t have to do any adjustments on the
sidewalk, just put your baby in directly from her car
seat and you’re off!
With the three bands around the baby, this position
provides a lot of support and is very comfortable for
carrying your baby for a long period of time.
It is appropriate from day one through to baby’s first year.
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WRAP CROSS II
1.
Place the middle of the scarf
across your waist.
5.
Resting the baby high on your
shoulder, place his leg through
the inner band.
4.
Wrap the ends around your
hips and tie a square knot.
3.
Cross the bands in front
and place them through the
waist band.
2.
Cross the bands across
your back and place them on
your shoulders. Make sure not
to twist them.
6.
Put his leg through the waist
band.
FOR BABIES YOUNGER THAN 4 MONTHS, PLEASE MAKE
SURE TO ALWAYS USE FABRIC TO SUPPORT BABY’S HEAD
