Woven Wrap Baby Carrier Explained (Front Wrap Cross Carry)

Description

The woven wrap is the most versatile carrier there is, and also the one with the steepest learning curve. In this video I show you how to tell a woven wrap apart from a stretchy one, what the confusing sizing numbers actually mean, and a basic front wrap cross carry from start to finish.

🎓 This video is part of my free course, Your Babywearing Basics. It walks you through every carrier type so you can understand your options properly → https://www.babywearingtraining.com/courses/your-babywearing-basics/

After watching, you'll understand woven wrap sizing, what suits which body and situation, and what a good front wrap cross carry actually looks like.

✅ Safety check, every time:
- Close enough to kiss (baby high on your chest)
- Chin off the chest, room to breathe
- Face always in view
- Knees higher than the bum, back supported

A couple of things worth knowing: the weight limit on the label means it has been tested to that weight, not that it will fail beyond it. And once you're done babywearing, a woven wrap makes a brilliant hammock or swing, so it's never really finished being useful.

Once front carrying feels easy and you start thinking about the back, that's exactly where my course picks up:
🎓 Back Carry with Confidence → https://www.babywearingtraining.com/courses/back-carry-with-confidence/

More on choosing your first carrier → https://wrapyouinlove.com/where-to-start/
Safety guidance → https://wrapyouinlove.com/babywearing-safety/

Hi, I'm Hedwych. I've been teaching babywearing since 2014 and carried four kids of my own. I make these videos so you can carry your baby with confidence, not stress.

📸 Instagram: @wrapyouinlove
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