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hip carry in moby
Lyla and I are participating in the St Pattys Day parade with the heartland weim rescue. Since I will have one of my pups I would rather leave the stroller at home and just wear her. Anyone have any good tutorials on how to hip carry? I used to have one but I cant find it and Im not having much luck on you tube.
Re: hip carry in moby
Neena Mae. 1/7/10
"A baby nursing at a mother's breast is an undeniable affirmation of our rootedness in nature." - David Suzuki
Not sure if you'll see this before you go, but I have a little different way than the video. Hopefully this will make sense.
1.Fold the moby in half
2. Place the looped end on shoulder and wrap loose ends down the back and around the opposite hip.
3. Bring loose ends up across stomach and bring through shoulder loop.
4. Place baby between hip and moby, pull loose ends tight.
5. Separate the loose ends and bring one end around stomach and over baby's front leg and under baby's back leg and wrap around your back.
6. Take other loose end and wrap around your back and spread over baby's back/bottom for support.
7. Tie the two ends together.
Sorry if this doesn't make sense. I actually didn't use my wrap that much until I found this carrying position. Have fun tomorrow.