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Babywearing Wrap Tutorial- How to Wrap a Newborn in a Moby Wrap

3,154,029 views October 25, 2018 10:03

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In brief

This tutorial shows how to safely wrap a newborn in a Moby Wrap (or similar knit wrap) for hands-free carrying, keeping baby close and content while freeing up your hands. It’s ideal for new parents who nurse, need to manage household tasks, or want to take baby out without a stroller. The creator demonstrates with a six-week-old, using a lightweight wrap for all-day comfort.

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My babywearing wrap tutorial works for any knit wrap, including the Moby wrap, Solly baby, Boba, etc.

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I currently have a six week old baby, so that is what I show in this tutorial. I also love to wrap my older babies as well. Perhaps I will share a tutorial on that when Micah gets a little older!

Every newborn wants to be held close, around the clock. Sure makes it hard for a new mama to get the dishes and laundry done. Also, who wants to take a fussy baby to the store or out with friends?!

Since I exclusively nurse my babies until at least six months, I can't leave the house without them. With babywearing, that doesn't bother me at all! I just wrap them up, and they feel like they are still in the womb. Comfy and happy!

With five kids, babywearing is the only way I can keep up with all my kiddos, and homemaking responsibilities, without losing my sanity.

I absolutely love my wraps, and don't know how I would do life without them!

With my other babies I used the Moby Wrap. The tying, and wearing, process is the exact same. But, I really prefer the weight of the Boba Baby wrap. It is hardly heavier than just a regular T-shirt. Since I wear my wrap all day, so I can slip the baby in and out as needed, this lightweight wrap is my favorite yet!

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Farmhouse on Boone published this 10:03 video tutorial on October 25, 2018. It has been watched 3,154,029 times on YouTube.

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