Not me having a mental breakdown watching this because my baby was crying because...he wanted to be held 🥴 BUDDY WHAT DO YOU THINK MOMMY IS TRYING TO DO-
My brother helped me put this on the first time using this video and I was able to put it on the 2nd time with no trouble, using this video! Thank you! This wrap has been a game changer for me!
Thank you for your tutorial. I was always missing / or incorrectly bringing up the fabric w the tag over my grandson’s back and so I appreciate this step being highlighted in your video!
I Love how easy this th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvAj3godqGAIP5rApM1laH767JGtPG1-h carrier is to adjust from my friend to me taking turns holding the baby! It provides great support on my back too! This has definitely made shopping easier! I always get asked where I get it too!
So this is meant for babies that can hold their head up by themselves… a little confusing when it says it’s for babies 0-36 months. I just found out that their newborn friendly one is their “Newborn Hug Hold carrier.”
A bit late but you can untuck her legs. Wrap them around your belly out of the carrier while she sit in the carrier. Just make sure her legs don’t dangle straight down. That could cause hip joint problems. As long as her bottom is in a sitting position she should be fine
It depends on the baby (age and temperament) and your walking stride. With my 6 month plus I would breastfeed in a cradle/side wrap while cleaning or cooking. She loved the wrap and it was a controlled environment. However, she wouldn't latch in wrap when walking in park for example, too many distractions. Also, I would NOT try with a newborn. Their head would be down in the fabric and it requires neck control.
Tried to use this. The fabric bunches up alot and it takes more then 1 person to help you try to keep it smooth. The wrap is also like 10 feet long and while your trying to put it on it drags on the floor making it dirty. (I have dogs and cats) I don't recommend this at all. Waste of money
it doesn't have to be perfect, just secure. it gets easier with practice. and yes, just put it on somewhere it won't get dirty, or look at it as the baby doesn't touch that part anyway so it's fine.
@@crasson420second this. It seems daunting at first but really gets better with practice like 3-5 more times it doesn’t take long at all to get the hang of it
@@sukamayoutube2323 I guess it strengthens the immune system as a side benefit. First time parents tend to keep things overly sterile and that may actually be detrimental with allergies developing later on. It's good practice to expose infants to dirt and dust, in moderation.
😂 can we just take the time to say the little baby girl was the coolest little cooperator ❤
Not me having a mental breakdown watching this because my baby was crying because...he wanted to be held 🥴 BUDDY WHAT DO YOU THINK MOMMY IS TRYING TO DO-
🎉😢😮😊❤😂🎉😮😢😮😅😮🎉😢😮😅😊
Same 😂
Me af 🤣🤣
Omg same!!! 😂
Same
My brother helped me put this on the first time using this video and I was able to put it on the 2nd time with no trouble, using this video! Thank you! This wrap has been a game changer for me!
I used the instructions and watched this so helpful! The wrap is super comfy for us both 😊
Thank you for your tutorial. I was always missing / or incorrectly bringing up the fabric w the tag over my grandson’s back and so I appreciate this step being highlighted in your video!
Doing this for my cat thanks girl 💞🙏
You made is seem so easy and well after watching this it was. Thank you for the tutorial.
Yes absolutely
Super helpful if you're a size 0. I'm a 6'6" wide new father and I need one about double the length.
Got mine from Amazon, it’s super long and helps a lot
6'6" wide?
This was so helpful thank you for your super easy tutorial ❤️❤️
THIS IS VERY HELPFUL! THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING THIS! ❤❤❤
Literally try it with my bewborn by ourself and got stuck together I couldn’t get out of the wrap 😂 And baby was crying I got nervous 😬
I Love how easy this th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvAj3godqGAIP5rApM1laH767JGtPG1-h carrier is to adjust from my friend to me taking turns holding the baby! It provides great support on my back too! This has definitely made shopping easier! I always get asked where I get it too!
Talk about fast instructions
That’s what I like! Lol
Change the speed of the video.
So this is meant for babies that can hold their head up by themselves… a little confusing when it says it’s for babies 0-36 months. I just found out that their newborn friendly one is their “Newborn Hug Hold carrier.”
Can i use this type of hold for 1-2month old baby?
Can I use this on a younger baby? My daughter is 2 months but hates her legs being tucked in. She's 12 pounds
Yes you can use it from newborn onwards.
A bit late but you can untuck her legs. Wrap them around your belly out of the carrier while she sit in the carrier. Just make sure her legs don’t dangle straight down. That could cause hip joint problems. As long as her bottom is in a sitting position she should be fine
This is v useful
i’m worried he’ll slip through😢
BFing mamas: can you BF with baby in the wrap?
Yes, just tie the baby wrap lower until baby’s face is near to your boobs. Do ensure that your baby is fully supervised while in this position.
It depends on the baby (age and temperament) and your walking stride. With my 6 month plus I would breastfeed in a cradle/side wrap while cleaning or cooking. She loved the wrap and it was a controlled environment. However, she wouldn't latch in wrap when walking in park for example, too many distractions. Also, I would NOT try with a newborn. Their head would be down in the fabric and it requires neck control.
what about head/neck support?
How to order?
Stephon Station
Woow
Tried to do this with a scarf but it wasn’t long enough, I wanna put my cat in one 😂
She missed the step of putting each strap over the baby's shoulders.
Tried to use this. The fabric bunches up alot and it takes more then 1 person to help you try to keep it smooth. The wrap is also like 10 feet long and while your trying to put it on it drags on the floor making it dirty. (I have dogs and cats) I don't recommend this at all. Waste of money
Why don't you stand where the floor isn't filthy then.
it doesn't have to be perfect, just secure. it gets easier with practice. and yes, just put it on somewhere it won't get dirty, or look at it as the baby doesn't touch that part anyway so it's fine.
@@crasson420second this. It seems daunting at first but really gets better with practice
like 3-5 more times
it doesn’t take long at all to get the hang of it
@@sukamayoutube2323 I guess it strengthens the immune system as a side benefit. First time parents tend to keep things overly sterile and that may actually be detrimental with allergies developing later on.
It's good practice to expose infants to dirt and dust, in moderation.
Only helpful if youre a size 3
I don’t like this
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How can I get this wrap for my baby? I from Nigerian
What about head support?