Moby Easy Wrap - How to avoid losing or pulling through the ends

This was supposed to be a shorter video, but apparently I had more than just one tip - I think this ends up being three tips in the end to make it easier to tie up your Moby Easy Wrap.

[@christa3767]

Hi, I just found your channel and love it!! Wondering which wrap or carrier you found was easiest for breastfeeding a 2 month old?

[@ParentingCentral]

Thank you!! I think most baby carriers/wraps can be good for breastfeeding (with practice) but the Easy Wrap is one of the easier carriers to use. I do have a video with some tips for breastfeeding in the Moby Easy Wrap kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3OUXmhppKyiZ9U

[@J2010G04]

Hi! Could you please do a review for the Boba Bliss Hybrid baby carrier. Thank you!

[@ParentingCentral]

Thank you for reaching out. It does look great! I'll see if I can get my hands on one. I've done a few reviews for Boba before so fingers crossed. 🤞 I'll let you know how I go!

[@ALl-vv9mw]

Hi, with the moby easy wrap. When I wear my (14lbs) 4 month old, she looks around and pulls away from my chest. Which causes her shoulders to come out of the two underside straps. The under-over strap kinda slides down under her shoulder blades and the top of the under-over strap becomes lose at the top where it is supposed to be supporting her shoulders. Is it normal to have to retighten the pull throughs? I feel like when I wear it outside I spend the whole time adjusting it!

[@ParentingCentral]

it's a little tricky to fully troubleshoot without seeing Baby in action, but when she's pulling away and looking around is it because she is just trying to see forward? Given her age I wouldn't suggest forward facing yet but I'm wondering if swivelling the carrier a little around to one side into almost a hip carry position might help. I don't believe hip carry is an official carry position for the easy wrap but playing around with it with my demo dolls I can't see/feel any issues. I'm happy to make a quick video showing how this might work if you think it might help if she can see forward - without being fully forward facing.

[@k.hebert]

Would you say this is a good carrier for a short mama (I’m 5’1”) and a newborn?! I’m due next month. I have a structured carrier for when she’s bigger, but was looking into a hybrid “wrap” style for when she’s so small. I’ve tried regular wraps and find the long fabric so cumbersome and honestly, I just don’t have the time or patience for it! LOL.

[@ParentingCentral]

This is a great option for petite parents if you're feeling like a structured carrier is too bulky especially if you're feeling overwhelmed by a regular stretch wrap!

[@k.hebert]

@@ParentingCentralgreat! thank you so much! 😊

[@k.hebert]

@@ParentingCentral also I was curious, is this one easy to breastfeed in?!

[@ParentingCentral]

@k.hebert sure is! I've made a explaining how that can work kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3OUXmhppKyiZ9Usi=H6r-wcU5FmKWvEug

[@k.hebert]

@@ParentingCentral oh! Fantastic! Thank you so much for all your help! 🤗