High Backcarry with a Meh-dai ( WrapMySol)

[@aliy3854]

Last week an XXL ring sling arrived that my friend had made. Three hours later you upload a video on using an XXL ring sling. Today I decided to try a back carry with my meh dai for the first time. Three hours later.... Your way looks way better than mine too! Can't wait to try it tomorrow.

[@michellelarin1951]

Thank you, for all of your videos. It give me a lot more confidence to see your slow and methodical instructions

[@Scary_Sary]

My straps have been getting uncomfortable from carrying my baby in my mei tai every day for 10 months, I'm loving this alternative. She's a big baby so I tie the bottom straps under the bra line but follow the rest. Feels more supportive to have her up higher. Thanks so much!

[@jja6898]

Separate like on your hair- gorgeous!

[@zanymae8]

I tried this but the first knot kept kept sliding down no matter how tight I retied the waist straps above my bust, but I am flat chested and have a slim figure. Could it be possible that I am just too thin/not curvy enough for this style of tie?

[@zouzouzouzeynep7655]

Oh cool, Habe gestern so eine ähnliche trage bekommen und dachte mir: Schade, das geht wohl nicht auf den Rücken... und jetzt sehe ich zufällig das video 😱😍😍

[@monicadanny1853]

Ugh you make baby wearing look amazing. I've been searching for a wrap carrier just like this but when googling mysol I only found the girasols with the padded ssc style tails. Help! I want long floppy fancy finish tails for my mei dai.

[@murielblackstar9933]

Wrapmysol is what you are searching for

[@jessa4282]

Damn…. She said “do you want a ring sling, mei dai, soft carrier AND a wrap?? I gotchu”😂❤️❤️

[@TheMagelet]

Does the high back carry with the waist strap above the breasts cause problems for nursing parents? It looks like it could dig and cause problems.

[@LinaMelander]

No it doesn’t! 😊 You can tie/finish it in different ways, this is a ”fancy finish”, my favourites were simple versions of sweetheart finish and front cross finish where I spread the fabric out and arround each boobs, so nothing digging in anywhere 😊 Just like you can tie in a way that suits a pregnant person with a big belly.

[@mangoluverblake]

Do you think this would be comfortable with a ring waist? I don't know if you'd be able to achieve a high back carry with one.

[@Wrapyouinlove]

Depends on your body shape, I think.

[@mangoluverblake]

@@Wrapyouinlove I have very similar to yours with bigger bust. I have yet to find a proper high carry with a ring waist meh dai. I can get pretty high but not shoulder to shoulder like with an onbuhimo or woven rucksack carry.

[@juliascholz7385]

Sehr gut.😊 Also muss der Bauchgurt bis hoch zur Brust, um das Baby so hoch sitzend zu bekommen?

[@01sansara]

Wow,I have a wrap with the same colours,as yours😉But I still afraid of wrapping on the back.Thanks for education video💛One time I try it ... it will challenge for me💪💜💙💛💚❤

[@rheakokeram2246]

Can you do this at any age? My baby is three months old (he supports his own head well)

[@kelliantonson5931]

I heard that baby had to be sitting up independently for a back carry unless you are using a woven wrap 💜

[@andreaot2190]

Any modifications for an older baby? Is it secure enough if baby has arms out?

[@Actualidadymas89]

How old is the baby?! Thanks

[@paigepiper634]

Can this be done with Fidella fly-tai?

[@Wrapyouinlove]

You can definitely try it with a fly tai. 🍀

[@annaj4833]

Is there a particular reason you flip the shoulders?

[@Wrapyouinlove]

Adds some tension on the part at the neck of the baby, so offers more support for a smaller baby

[@annaj4833]

Wrapyouinlove ok, thanks :)

[@rebeccareade1279]

Geht das auch mit der WrapMySol mit Schnallenhüftgurt? 🤔

[@Wrapyouinlove]

Ja aber wegen der schnalle weiß ich nicht wie komfortabel es ist

[@JustAsecret115]

Love the wrap

[@alexandriamitchell1082]

Fab tutorial

[@annarasko]

I haven't used a mei-tai since my first baby almost 6 years ago, when did their name become meh-dai? :D

[@Wrapyouinlove]

here's some info: babyboomba.com/mei-tai-to-meh-dai/

[@01sansara]

@@Wrapyouinlove jeez👀I didn' know it,thanks🐦🐦🐦🐱

[@annarasko]

So actually they've always been called meh dai, thanks!

[@giuliaimbriani2071]

Can this be done with a toddler? I'm looking for ways to carry my toddler with my growing belly (32 weeks now)

[@Wrapyouinlove]

Yes! :) and such a nice option during pregnancy!

[@kanikasingh889]

It's similar to Onbuhimo