I love newborn babywearing!
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- Emily
- Married to Brett. Mommy to human babies Louisa Mae (aka Lucy), June Elizabeth (aka Junie), and baby #3 due in September. Mommy to furry baby Savannah (golden retriever) and a smallish backyard chicken flock. I wasn't born in the South, but I got here as quick as I could!
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- Christina Deka Living
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2 comments:
You are awesome at that! Can you get her on your back all by yourself or do you need help? I didn't know it was possible for a newborn. That's a beautiful blue woven wrap!
Thanks, Jenny! And yes, I do get her on my back by myself. I use the Santa-toss technique to do it. I always do it over our bed, though, just in case! Part of the reason I love woven wraps so much *is* the ability to back-carry a newborn- not possible, or should I say advisable, with any other wrap or carrier.
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