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last modified: 2006-10-12
We do not state any guidelines for a specific number of months or weeks for individual tying variations, because every baby has its own very individual development rhythm. Some babies can, for example, only hold their head upright after 5 months, and some can do it after only 3 months. For this reason, we have divided up the carrying methods as follows (assuming there are no illnesses or physical handicaps apparent):
- The way of carrying starting from birth onwards
- Carrying methods for when baby can hold its head by itself
- Carrying methods for when baby can sit by itself
- Carrying methods for when baby can hold its head by itself - for experts
We would also like to state briefly that not every baby feels comfortable in every variation, and would therefore advise you simply to try out the variations described and then only use the ones with which both you and your baby feel comfortable.
When can I start to carry my baby in a wrap?
For how long can I carry my baby in a wrap?
Can I start to carry my baby using the wrap even though she/he is already older?
What should I pay attention to when carrying my baby in a wrap?
How and where can I learn about wrapping?
Which carrying method is appropriate for what age?
Which wrap size is suitable for me?
Will my baby get enough air in the wrap?
Does wrap carrying cause damage to the back of my baby or myself?
Am I spoiling my child if I carry it too often?
What´s about nursing in a baby wrap?
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