How to Wear Your Wrap Carrier
The best way to learn how to wear your wrap carrier is to watch our video instructions and follow along.
HOW TO WEAR
Facing Inwards from Newborn
This is the easiest way to use your wrap carrier and a great place to start learning to use your carrier.
HOW TO WEAR
Facing Outwards
If your baby is ~6months old, has good head control and is starting to sit unassisted, follow along with this demo to wear your baby facing outwards.
HOW TO WEAR
Back Carry
Learn how to carry your baby on your back with your wrap carrier. Perfect for long walks giving you the ultimate freedom with bub happily riding onbuhimo style!
Guide to wearing the Wrap Carrier

STEP 1
Tighten the Base Drawstring
Adjust the drawstring at the base so it supports your baby’s thighs from knee to knee. Pull, hold, and secure the drawstrings to achieve a comfortable and supportive fit.

STEP 2
Thread the Belt
Position the belt apron style, with the safety label facing outwards. For younger babies, wear the belt higher (under the bust or pecs) to reduce body height, and lower it as your baby grows. Secure the belt firmly using the rings.

STEP 3
Position Your Baby
Place your baby on your tummy, facing you, with their head high and close enough to kiss. Encourage their legs into a natural M or froggy position, with their bottom lower than their knees.

STEP 4
Pull the Body Up
While supporting your baby with one hand, pull the body of the carrier up between your baby’s legs. Place each strap over your shoulders.

STEP 5
Cross the Straps
While continuing to support your baby, reach behind with the opposite hand to bring the straps across your back, forming a cross. Ensure the straps are spread wide for best support. Gently pull the straps until your baby feels snug against your body.

STEP 6
Wrap the Straps
Bring the straps to the front and cross over your baby’s back and then bring them back under your baby’s legs. This will support the M position and ensure even weight distribution.

STEP 7
Tie Off & Pelvic Tuck
Bring the straps to your back and tie a secure double knot. To encourage an ergonomic position, reach inside the carrier, place your hands on your baby’s thighs, and gently scoop their pelvis towards you so their weight rests in their bottom.

STEP 8
Straps & Headrest Adjustment
Spread the straps wide across your baby’s bottom and cup them over your shoulders for added comfort. For newborns, tuck in or fold down the headrest. Your baby’s ear should always remain visible above the carrier.

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