Liinalapsi Oy Vanamo, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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9. Cross them under baby’s bottom. 12. You can spread the crossed parts
of wrap over baby’s back for extra
support. Fabric should go from knee
to knee.
10. Bring them under baby’s each leg
to your back.
13. Adjust the fabric comfortably on
your shoulders and spread it wide on
your back.
11. Make a double knot. 14. When baby is sleeping turn her
head and place her cheek against you.
Make sure baby can breath easily.
1. Find the middle of the wrap and
place it in front of you. Hold the wrap
at the upper rail while wrapping - this
way the wrap won’t be twisted on
your back.
4. Hold baby on your shoulder and
slide her into the center section. Ba-
by’s legs come our from the lower part
of wrap.
7. Tighten also the lower rail of the
wrap to make the fabric tight under
baby’s bum and her knee-pits. Hold
the other parts of wrap with your free
hand and keep them thight. Tighten
the opposite end of wrap as well.
2. Cross the wrap on your back and
bring both ends of wrap over the
shoulders to your front.
5. Place baby in the frog leg position:
legs wide spread and baby’s knees
higher than her bottom. Pull the wrap
up to baby’s neck. Wrap should go
from her knee to knee.
8. Hold both ends of wrap tightly. 3. Make some room for the baby in
the center part.
6. Take one end of wrap, find the
upper rail and pull. This will tighten
the upper part of wrap behind baby’s
neck.
Front wrap cross carry
The front wrap cross carry is one of the most popular carries used with a long woven wrap. This carry is ideal for a newborn and it is also very comfortable
with an older baby. During the first weeks of baby’s life you can leave baby’s legs inside the wrap in the froggy position. Size of the wrap: 5, 6 or 7.