No-Tie Mei Tai™ Demonstration - Infant Front Carry
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I would like to see a pocket of some description to hold that front buckle in place. If it 'popped' upward there might not be good results.
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whats the name of that one, i have 2 of the tie up ones an they are a pain.
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This is a nice carrier. Where can I get one??
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great demo! cool mei tai! beautiful mama and baby! THANKS for sharing. :-)
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a newborns legs should always be in like Buddha. the hips are not developed fully and shouldn't be spread in a mei tai until about 3 months of age.
Beckybigbean 1 year ago
@Beckybigbean It is not recommended to carry a baby in this carry until they can hold their head up on their own, typically around 3-4 months of age
jolinesikora 1 year ago