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While facing inward is ideal in terms of baby's positioning, the Moby wrap is tricky because tying forward facing out actually can be dangerous because the wrap is back carries would be even better for you (the weight pulls you forward more when facing out), and baby will be better off in every way. --.
Hold your baby on your shoulder in a burp position, then slide baby down into the pocket and guide his feet out through the bottom of the wrap. Bring the top edge of the wrap up to baby's shoulders and the bottom of the wrap down under baby's bottom to form a seat that extends all the way to his knees. Step 6.
4 Sep 2009
15 Nov 2010 It can be difficult to achieve a seated position in a forward facing carry, as baby's knees should be up with his or her thighs sticking straight out in front of you. Facing outward not good position for you, the babywearer because the baby is pulling downward and outward on your shoulders, rather than being
25 Jul 2013
The wrap cross carry 4. 4. Now bring the baby over your shoulder as if you were going to burp her, then lower her in the belt formed by the fabric in front of you. Your baby should be facing you. Tie the wrap on your hip, it can be more comfortable, especially if you're sitting down (in the bus). • Fold the wrap in half
30 Jan 2009
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While using your sling as a forward facing baby carrier is possible, there are a number of reasons why its not the most comfortable way to carry your baby. Reasons not to wear your baby facing outwards in a wrap When facing outwards, the wrap can only hold the baby by the bum, which means the legs dangle down.

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