BWCC with my kangaroo wrap

I've just discovered the nice babywearing cartoon...
Reminds me to ask: has anyone ever tried this BWCC (back wrap cross
carry) position with a baby wrap?

http://www.kangaroocarrier.net/posit....php?cat_id=10

How to put my baby on the back wihout help? (my husband often isn't at
home...)

Thanks !!!

Why didn't you ask this is your other thread?

"deja.blues" wrote in message
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Why didn't you ask this is your other thread?

that's why i suspected disguised spam.

schrieb:
I've just discovered the nice babywearing cartoon...
Reminds me to ask: has anyone ever tried this BWCC (back wrap cross
carry) position with a baby wrap?

http://www.kangaroocarrier.net/posit....php?cat_id=10

How to put my baby on the back wihout help? (my husband often isn't at
home...)

Well, I don't know how old your baby is, but I've carried my son in the
"backpack" when he was small (only once, I didn't like it when he was
small, I preferred him on my front) and when he was bigger and that was
the only way I was able to still carry him (I didn't do it often though,
only for longer distances when I knew he would not be able to walk all
the way and a stroller wasn't an option.

When he was little I had help from my dad (who promptly got it wrong and
I suspect that's mostly why I didn't like him on my back much, the part
that goes under the butt slipped up to around his waist, which is still
perfectly safe if it's snug enough because the child has its arms
hanging over the wrap at that point) later I just used a mirror and had
Sam sit or stand right behind my back (on a bench in a dressing room, or
on a chair at home).
If you're familiar with the wrap cross just do it the way you do it
there, just over your shoulder. Practice in front of a mirror.

cu
nicole

On 21 juil, 18:51, NL wrote:

If you're familiar with the wrap cross just do it the way you do it
there, just over your shoulder. Practice in front of a mirror.

cu
nicole

Hi Nicole

Actually it is far easier in front of a mirror! I still need more
practice but thanks a lot!

CU!