Here are a couple of links for home-made baby wraps and how to use them.
Adventures of a Crunchy Wannabe
Make a Baby Sling Wrap Instructions
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Good stuff. Baby wraps are lifesavers. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome. I wish I knew about that wrap when I had little babies.
ReplyDeleteThank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!! I'm off to the fabric store....
ReplyDeleteI just thought I would encourage all you mommies who use these to be careful! Make sure the baby can breathe, and isn't in the chin-to-chest postion. There have been babies suffocating in slings, mostly when they lie in a "c" position.
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