Ruck with a Celtic Knot Finish | Quick Baby Wrap Demo

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Check out this quick back carry tutorial to learn how to tie a Ruck with a Celtic Knot Finish. This creates a beautiful, intricate finish that also gives great support and prevents the straps slipping off your shoulders.
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[@ShadesofSage]

Great job momma ❤️🙏🏿!

[@TheDcheatom]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Thank you! 😊

[@jenalaflamme]

omg, beauty!

[@dumbphonemom]

Beautiful!!!!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Thank you!!

[@pertinentbydesign]

When you make the pass under legs, can you please confirm where each rail is going? Looks like you are twisting the wrap but the video doesn't show the full technique and i'd love to see it. Looks like you are putting the top rail inbetween you as the bottom rail? Other videos i've seen usually have bottom rail turn to top without twist

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Hi, she's flipping the leg pass before spreading it because it creates an easier angle for the wrap to then spread across baby's back. Wraps like to work in straight lines, so by flipping the top and bottom rail it's easier to mould across baby's back and tighten.

[@NathalieLovas]

Fabulous! 🎉❤

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Thank you!

[@EarthasinEther]

I’m definitely gonna try this one

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Great!

[@saramartin2904]

Beautiful 👍🏼

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Thank you! 😊

[@jazelcaviness]

I love this

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Thanks, hope you enjoy!

[@margaretsomeone854]

How do you get the baby in the wrap on your back
initially though? That's the hardest part!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Here's a video with details for back carrying - th-cam.com/video/Axpw3OcASw4/w-d-xo.html

[@COCOLUVILAWINE]

How long is that wrap? I gotta do this for my life! My son is heavy!

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

Use your Base Size +1. Here Emma is using a size 7

[@sarahdiner5168]

Is this base length?

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

It's Base +1 being used here

[@sammanfrede8860]

At what age can you start this?

[@OschaSlingsOfficial]

If you don't have experience with back wrapping then 6 months and with a child that can sit unaided.