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Position baby carried on your back. +6 months. Buckle with belt at the front/knot
at the back
SAFETY INFORMATION NOTE: For the safety of your child, it is best to be assisted by
another adult when placing your child in the wrap in this position. However, if you are
alone and you choose to place your baby in this position, follow the steps below:
Fig. 21 Put the wrap on by fastening the belt behind your back as if you were going to carry the baby in the usual position on your
front.
Later on, when the baby is in position, the wrap will be turned round and the buckle will be at the front, on the adult' s tummy.
Fig. 22 Position the baby as usual in the front part, following steps 5 and 6 on page 4.
Fig. 23 Pull one end of the wrap up and drape it over one of your shoulders while still holding the baby with your other arm.
Fig. 24 Pull the other end of the wrap up in front of you over your other shoulder while still holding the baby securely against your
chest with your other arm.
Fig. 25 Pass your arm and elbow carefully while holding the wrap tightly with your other hand as you slowly turn the wrap with your
baby until the baby is on your back. Now you will have both ends of the wrap on the same shoulder.
Fig. 26 With one hand, bring one end of the wrap to the opposite shoulder, while still holding the baby securely with the other hand.
Fig. 27 Check that the baby is held securely and sitting correctly on the low middle part of your back (fabric in a V-shape).
Fig. 28 Now pull the two ends of the wrap firmly and cross them over the lower part of your tummy.
Fig. 29 Once they are crossed, pass them round to your back. Remember to pass each end of the wrap under each of your baby' s legs.
Fig. 30 Finally tie a double knot tightly. The knot will be on your lower back.
Fig. 31 Note the correct way to tie the knot. You need to tie a double knot by intertwining each end of the wrap.
Fig. 32 How to tie the knot: Turn your hand over your wrist and put your hand through the hole. Pull the ends apart to form the first
knot. Repeat the same process to form another knot on top of the first one, now you have the second knot. NOTE: Make sure that
the double knot is always under the belt part of the wrap.
Fig. 33 Pay attention to the correct way to pass the ends of the wrap to the back part; always under the baby' s legs and never over them.
Fig. 34 To check that your baby is held securely in this position, lean back slightly and make sure that your baby stays firmly against
your body and that the baby' s face is clear to allow for correct breathing.
How to get the baby out of the Wrap from the carried on your back position.
SAFETY INFORMATION NOTE: For the safety of your child, it is best to be assisted by another adult when getting your child out of
the wrap in this position. However, if you are alone and you choose to get your baby out of the wrap in this position, follow the
steps below:
Fig. 35 First untie the double knot of the wrap at the back (lower back area).
Fig. 36 Bring each end of the wrap forward while still holding the baby.
Fig. 37 While still holding the baby, pass one end over your head so that both ends are on the same shoulder.
Fig. 38 Slowly turn the wrap forward with the baby still in it to bring it to the front position on your chest. Do not let go of the baby
while doing this.
Fig. 39 Now with the wrap hanging round your waist, you can take the baby out and place them in a safe place.
Fig. 40 Then you can take the baby carrier off by unfastening the buckle which will now be on your back after turning the wrap round.
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