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Using a WrapInstructions (with Pictures) for Back Carryby Ali CameronA wrap-around carrier is a long piece of cloth (no rings, buckles, snaps, etc.) used for carrying babies. It can be any length, from 9 to 18 feet depending on your size and preference. I am 5'4 and 120 pounds and I can do all carries with my 15 foot Storchenwiege (www.storchenwiege.com). Wraps can be tied in many different ways on the back, hip, or front, using one shoulder or two-shoulder carries. They are my favorite kind of baby carrier because of their versatility and most of all: comfort. Babies and toddlers can be carried in them effortlessly and they are very easy to nurse hands-free and discreetly in. Wraps can be very affordable if you want to "make" your own. I just got 5 yards of fabric at a store for a total of $10 and got two wraps out of it! (Find out more about making your own wraps by visiting: http://www.wearyourbaby.com/Default.aspx?tabid=176) You need a long wrap for the back carry (depending on your body size). My 15ft Storchenwiege is barely long enough for me.
Pictures and text © 2005 by Ali Cameron
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