How to Back Carry in a Woven Wrap | Rucksack Carry Tutorial | Best Woven Wrap for Summer

[@JessJ13]

Love the wrap and that baby was so comfy to fall asleep, however baby is not secure. The fabric should of been knee to knee and a good deep seat, that was not what was shown here. You also should tighten strand by strand which again wasn't done and when you superman baby you should aim to bunch the fabric as close to their face as possible so that when you guide them over they dont flop to the side, you nearly lost baby out the sling at that point. Its important to secure the straps tightly and have a hand on babys bottom whilst you secure you shouldn't just leave them on the bqck unsecured.Its nearly a year on, did you figure these bits out?

[@adammaina5612]

This is very beautiful. From the few videos I have watched, I can not help but recognise special grace of God upon your life and your parents who raised you up. You are so well adjusted. You have embraced motherhood and being a wife so beautifully. Please pass this on to your daughters. You are blessed.

[@leilei520]

Love this tutorial but it’s all about Ernie for me 🥰

[@HopewellHeights]

Such a little sugar! 🥺🥺

[@janeevanz]

My people do this back home it is great! Great job mumma

[@agentcallisto]

I just got that exact wrap from Oscha in the mail today, searched for back carries on KZbin and here you are using the same one! It’s a gorgeous wrap; I’m excited about it. Looking forward to being able to wear my toddler while I’m pregnant. My soft structured carrier just isn’t feasible anymore with my big belly!

[@thejc.designer]

This is so amazing, thank you for sharing this. I'm gonna have to try this with my 9 month old, I work around horses a lot and this would be wonderful to have her securely on my back

[@godsplan2873]

This is just amazing and your baby is so beautiful!

[@patriciaberezny9960]

My first time trying this and within 0.2 seconds of swinging my baby to my back, he grabbed a hold of my ponytail like that were reigns to his chariot 😂. We spent the rest of the video trying to pry open his tiny hands to free my hair. Now I know why she wears her hair in a high bun lmfao!

[@m.clement1767]

The way I cackled at this comment! 😂 Thank you for that visual! Whoever came up with the term “like taking candy from a baby” was clearly NOT a parent… because those tiny closed fists!! 😬🤣

[@tmobz]

Hey! I’m sorry but there is so much that is incorrect and potentially dangerous! The way you get him on your back, I can’t believe you didn’t drop him. Secondly, your carry is not secure until it is tied and you must have at least one hand on the baby at ALL TIMES. Standing on the wrap isn’t holding the tension and is why you are losing the seat later in the video. There is a lot of slack in that wrap, strand-by-strand is imperative for holding the baby so they don’t slump. I’m afraid these videos are why people think babywearing is dangerous. Unless you are an experienced wrapper, do seek the help of a trained babywearing consultant before attempting anything like this (Trained babywearing consultant)

[@rebeccaj.m.4720]

I Love that ! I Miss Baby wearing soooo much!!! We Head a stretchy wrap by manduca for the First few month and then switched to a carrier .. he is 20 m/old now snd i only get to wear hin every once in a while because he loves Running all day Long 😢

[@karinjudge7277]

Awesome and so natural. Btw where you been ? Missing your videos lady :)

[@bornfree.wellness]

Ernie loves that bed post😂

[@lindazick5601]

You are such a good mother/woman! You make sustainable life look beautiful.

[@HopewellHeights]

Thank you Linda, I fall short all the time but I love being a wife and mother and am so thankful for my family! 🙏🏼

[@gracem1513]

I just seen in your other comment that you must of gotten it at Oschaslings! Thanks!

[@Rachel-mp6kf]

I love this, my third baby is 10 months right now I’ve used A few baby carriers but haven’t really liked them..

[@HopewellHeights]

Its taking some practice but I’m really liking my woven more and more every day as I learn to get it wrapped just right, baby is so snug and sleeps so well!

[@WizMimi]

Thank you very much.

[@healthynut239]

He fell asleep so fast! Gonna try this with my 5 month old… I would be scared with a newborn.

[@godsplan2873]

Thank you!!!

[@gracem1513]

Oh I would love to try a wrap like this with my 6 month old! It looks like it doesn’t put much pressure or pull on your stomach at all which I’ve been looking for. Where did you purchase your rucksack wrap? Thanks for such informative videos, I’m loving your channel!

[@HopewellHeights]

Thanks Grace! Yes this is an Oschaslings wrap, I love all of their patterns and that they have heavier and lighter weight wraps to choose from!

[@ekullerd]

What size is your woven wrap. Went to purchase and there several sizes. Not sure how big I would need to back carry

[@ankeramdohr3440]

That’s so cute! I had a woven cloth too, but found it too warm for summer. Then again I had my daughter strapped across my front :-) How do you make sure though with a really little one that the head is not flopping back if it’s on your back? The strap would have to be half head height? Love your videos! ❤️

[@helgaeisinger5656]

Back carry boot camp may help

[@breeguh2854]

If you are up to it can u make another video on how to do it with an infant when you have your baby ? Please :D

[@venusiandesigns]

I said oh no😂I got scare when you flipped him to the back, I have no babies anymore but I have a almost 9 month granddaughter, I will tell my daughter about it

[@helgaeisinger5656]

Wrapyouinlove: back carry with a newborn may help

[@ageofechochambers9469]

This woman uses her baby as gym equipment. Strong biceps

[@akon138]

Can I do this with a cloth wrap

[@harvestmaid5669]

😟😟😟nervous....ok awesome.

[@himom2319]

The code doesn’t work anymore

[@jessicamenges3625]

This makes me regret selling my woven. It was super thick and hot though!

[@HopewellHeights]

I talked to Oschaslings and they recommended this one since we have hot summers, I’ve been wearing it daily and it’s so lightweight and comfortable! I think they have a filter on their website to choose the thickness of fabric

[@soulmama693]

In so many ways this tutorial is not safe...baby is not properly secure, to many loose here and there, she is lucky baby did'nt fell even while putting him back there 😇 always keep a hand on their bum ❤ She seems like a very lovely person im not trying to attack just warning others to look for another tutorial because this one is lacking of security

[@alenacrepea8229]

@@soulmama693Agreed, after one day nobody has “mastered” a back carry. This is not secure carry and could actually be dangerous if someone tried it with a small baby.

[@photinigirard7674]

I thought you couldn’t wear a newborn on your back? Per the ending part of the video.