Most comfortable wrap back carry

This is my favorite back carry. It's a combination of the double hammock, double hammock rebozo, and back cross carries. It's great for babies who try to lean backward or stand up in the wrap, and it's easy on the shoulders. It does tend to be a little warm, so use a thin wrap. I'm using a 4.5m Vatanai.

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[Gingerandcoco]

are you sure that baby is comfortable?

[magic10628]

@Gingerandcoco Most babies will let you know if they are not ;)

[magic10628]

Hi! I usually just wrap in the parking lot, and if needed, double-check my wrap job in someone's tinted car window :). It is possible to wrap in the car if it is raining, but it's not nearly as easy.

[theoneje]

Thank you for sharing you are beautiful and your baby is soooo precious!!!

[scoobydoo46112]

@Gingerandcoco I think he looks very comfortable.

[TheAdamsRib]

Brilliant



[theoneje]

@NOISlights The baby looks happy and content, the problem with society today, people are so lazy, they want the quickest solution to everything smh. Do a little research on bjorns, they are bad for the baby! This "Africa chic" wrap as you say has your BB beat in every sense.

[Lgibsonscc]

@NOISlights

Hope this is some sort of joke. A BB is a useless carrier - not good for babies of this size at all (or babies of any other size for that matter), doesn't position them right - all weight on pelvis, back arched. This type of sling ensures baby is comfortable - if he wasn't he'd be letting his mum know very quickly.

[isspacek]

i stopped watching you after a while and started watching your baby lol. very cute :)

[rahmis4ri1]

gosh i miss my tibet...

[NOISlights]

Not to be a bummer but the lily boy does not look comfortable at all. Just get a baby bjorn so much easier and it. Takes 2 minutes to put it on get baby in and adjust everything lol. But if you wanna be Africa Chic go for it. but it looks neat. Lol enjoy.