How to Use The Manduca First Carrier, with your Newborn. (Crossed Straps)

This video shows you how to use your Manduca First Carrier, with your newborn, with the straps crossed behind you.
For Rucksack Style Straps, see this video - COMING SOON.
To use the Manduca First with a bigger child, see this video - COMING SOON.
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[@MadeInYugoslavia]

You have the best explanation videos on the whole internet! since i do it like you told i can carry our newborn in the Koala Cuddle Band and i hope we will be possile to carry him in the Manduca Carrier too! Thank you a lot!

[@SouthLondonSlingLibrary]

I'm so glad the videos have been useful. ☺

[@mariamuller8672]

Thanks for your wonderful explantion ❤!

[@SouthLondonSlingLibrary]

You’re welcome! Glad it was useful. 😊

[@cnsm5060]

Great video explaination. The only thing I noticed is you forget to pass the shoulder straps through the elastic in the little flap that comes off the carrier to secure it. Other than that great video

[@SouthLondonSlingLibrary]

I didn’t forget- I choose not to use them, but I did forget to explain why. Buckles don’t randomly explode as you’re walking down the street, so with a good quality carrier such as the Manduca the “safety elastics” aren’t necessary. Lots of people choose to use them, & that’s absolutely fine. 👍🏼

[@Pelsjager]

Great video, thanks!

[@SouthLondonSlingLibrary]

You’re welcome! I’m glad it was useful. 😊

[@kittykat12399]

Hi! Really great video, did you make the rucksack style fitting? I cant see the link. Would love to try both ways. Thanks 😊

[@SouthLondonSlingLibrary]

Not yet! 🤦‍♀️ It fits most people so well with the crossed straps that I’ve never got round to it! I’ll try to move it up my “to do” list. 👍🏼

[@najwaabdulrasheed214]

Thank you so much! I was scared to use my manduca only my newborn for 4 weeks until I came across your detailed explanatory video ❤

[@SouthLondonSlingLibrary]

I’m really glad it was helpful! 😊