Babywearing Wrapping Techniques

*Most of these resources were compiled from a private babywearing FB group and used with permission. Thanks ladies!*

Secure High Back Carry (SHBC)

This carry can be accomplished with a size 5 for some and a 6-7 for others. Great for beginners thanks to the half knot that is tied near the beginning helping to secure the baby/child while you complete the wraping.

Secured High Back Carry SHBC woven wrap

Secure High Back Carry with a chestbelt

Secure High Back Carry with Tibetan Variation

Poppins Hip Carry

This is best done with a medium length wrap (ie 4) for most people

Poppin's Hip Carry by Leah Greer-Pinzaru

Poppin's Hip Carry by wrapababyvideos

Half Front Wrap Cross Carry

This carry can be done with a 4 by most, possibly even a 3 (and of course may be attempted with a longer wrap too)

Half Front Wrap Cross Carry  - wovenwrapstutorials

Half Front Wrap Cross Carry  - WrappingRachel

Double Rebozo Shoulder to Shoulder (DRS2S)

DRS2S -Leah Greer-Pinzaru

DRS2S -CatVal04

DRS2S -BabywearingFaith

DRS2S -SlingyBabyFBM

Double Hammock

Double Hammock-JodyLiz07

Double Hammock-tooralei

Double Hammock-jennystewart81

Double Hammock-sooze2002

Ruck

RTIF (Ruck Tied in Front), RUB (Ruck Tied Under Bum), or RTT (Ruck Tied Tibetan)

Ruck Tied in Front-WrappingRachel

Short Ruck Tied at Shoulder-WrappingRachel

Ruck under bum/RUB tied at shoulder-tooralei

Of course there are many other ways to wrap and tie off the ends but these are some of the more popular ones in our area. Browsing online and on youtube for slight differences in these carries as well as other creative ways to wrap are widely available.