Make sure that the left strap goes over your left shoulder blade & UNDER your right shoulder blade, & try not to overtighten them. If that doesn't help, it may be that the carriers that you have tried don't suit your body shape. Check slingpages.co.uk to find your closest sling library or Babywearing Consultant for help to find a better fit.
Angela Power Her legs don’t have to hang down too far. Make sure that the carrier supports her from knee pit to knee pit, across her bottom & thighs & that you’re familiar with the TICKS Guidelines for safe Babywearing. If in doubt, do please check in with your local Sling Library.
Your videos are so clear and helpful. Thanks for this and the Bjorn One video too!!
You’re so welcome! 🙂
Thanks dear ❤it was helpful
I’m glad it was useful. 👍🏼
Brill video, thank you
You’re welcome! 🙂
I really want one of these carriers. My little ones outgrowing her close caboo now
The Integra & the KaHuBaby carriers are similar too. They’re great. 👍🏼
Why no matter what I do or what carrier I use it always migrates towards my neck or the cross on my back from the straps goes higher 😭
Make sure that the left strap goes over your left shoulder blade & UNDER your right shoulder blade, & try not to overtighten them. If that doesn't help, it may be that the carriers that you have tried don't suit your body shape. Check slingpages.co.uk to find your closest sling library or Babywearing Consultant for help to find a better fit.
What do you do if your newborns legs still haven't dropped down? Mine tucks hers up so high that they won't drop down out of the carrier
Angela Power Her legs don’t have to hang down too far. Make sure that the carrier supports her from knee pit to knee pit, across her bottom & thighs & that you’re familiar with the TICKS Guidelines for safe Babywearing. If in doubt, do please check in with your local Sling Library.
I cannot get my new born to stay up high , she drops down and tucks her chin x
It sounds like she either needed to grow a little more (which I’m guessing she’s done by now), or the carrier needed to be tighter.