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10
ESSENTIAL RULES
TO RESPECT...
Right from the start, make your baby
familiar with the correct position:
anytime you take him in your arms,
grab him with one hand under his
neck or his shoulders, and the other
hand under his buttocks.
1.
Naturally, a newborn positions himself into
a frog-legged position. This squatting position
is the basis of all carries (front, hip or back),
regardless of baby’s age.
2. The wrap must be evenly tightened, without
folds or loose parts, in order to support your
baby’s back properly. Tightening the wrap
stripe by stripe all the way across the width
of the wrap will ensure the wrap provides
optimal support and comfort. The fabric needs
to be quite tight against your body: in front
carries, baby should remain tight against your
chest when you lean forward; in back carries,
he should be tight against your back at all
times.
3.
Baby’s head must never be covered with
fabric, and his airway must be clear at all times
(nose and mouth).
4. The fabric should come all the way to baby’s
ears if he’s younger than 4 months old, in order
to properly support his head.
5. Baby must be high enough to kiss.
Squatting position:
Knees are higher than the bum, the spine is
C-shaped, the pelvis is tilted and the legs are
slightly spread. To preserve this position, the
fabric must always be widely spread from knee
to knee, supporting baby’s buttocks and thighs.
Warning:
We do not recommend facing-forward
carries. This position will not respect baby’s
physiology: leaning against the adult can arch
his back, he will hang from the crotch, legs
dangling (which can disturb his bloodflow).
Facing forward, baby cannot get any comfort
and protection by cuddling against the parent.
If baby wants to turn his head and look
forward, we recommend back carries which
will give him a wider field of vision.
FOR PROPER BABYWEARING.
TO AVOID RECOMMENDED