Woven wrap back carry

Learn to use any size wrap with this series of wrapping blog posts! This post will explain how to find your woven wrap “base size,” what “base size” means, and how to figure out what carries you can likely do with any size wrap. The post also links to all of my woven wrap carries…

Short back carries you can do with a very short woven wrap: Half Jordans Back Carry, Double Sling (formerly Double Rebozo), and Reinforced Rear Rucksack.

As a new wrapper, I always thought “higher is better” when it came to back carries. I would see other people’s photos and wonder why my baby was so much lower on my back, and it …

Woven Wrap back carry tutorials - photo & video tutorials for every way to wrap! Back Carries are the most convenient and comfortable for having free hands.

Learn how to do the fastest back carry - Rucksack Carry - with photo and video tutorials for Full Rucksack, Ruck TAS, and Ruck TUB for shorter woven wraps.

Learn about Jordan's Back Carry and a couple of interesting variations you can try out today that will be supportive and WIGGLEPROOF!

Learn this cool wiggleproof carry you can do with a very short woven wrap. The two passes prevent wiggling and the chestbelt makes it comfy.

Kangaroo Carry with a woven wrap can be done with a newborn or a toddler and with a short wrap or a long one. The carry can be cool yet cuddly for newborns!

Tying Methods for Woven Wraps These photos demonstrate a few ways that you can tie a woven wrap. The tying methods shown below will become second nature in no time with a bit of training. Practice makes perfect. Good luck & happy babywearing! **Please note: always tie a double knot to secure your baby!** SIMP

Woven wraps for babywearing are great-- but they can be so expensive! Making your own woven wrap using materials you can buy locally is a good, inexpensive option- and it's easy, too! A DIY Woven Wrap Tutorial- how to make your own woven wrap for $30 or less!