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sma1588 · Apr 15th, 2012, 23:16 PM

When u take them out do u have to un wrap and rewrap each time? What age is best to start at

lepaskilf · Apr 16th, 2012, 02:47 AM

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When u take them out do u have to un wrap and rewrap each time? What age is best to start at

With a wrap I would always put the wrap on 1st then put LO in it and then adjust if needed. That way when I was out I could just take LO in and out without undoing the wrap at all....... it saves the ends getting dirty on the floor too

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Aunty E · Apr 16th, 2012, 08:48 AM

It arrived!!!! Rose and Rebellion pre-school carrier

We haven't had a chance to really try it out, as OH has been meja busy and I don't generally carry Imogen, but they wandered round the house in it the other morning and Imogen just looks SO much more comfortable. The big straps are lovely, the wide chest strap is particularly nice and OH says it's more comfortable than the Beco butterfly. In the Beco, the back barely reached to half way up her back and her legs were dangling away in it so she couldn't really go to sleep. She's got so much room in this one and it has lovely padded bits for her legs and supports her from armpit to knee

she practically fell asleep in it straight away

Tulip · Apr 16th, 2012, 08:58 AM

Looks fab! Glad Mog likes it

Here's us after a few hours geocaching in the sunshine on Friday

katerdid · Apr 16th, 2012, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by sma1588

When u take them out do u have to un wrap and rewrap each time? What age is best to start at

For most carries, yes. There are a few (like the fcc) that you can leave wrapped on you if you want. You can start at any age you feel comfortable! I know lots of ppl have started at 1 day old for front carries

Oh Aunty, looks so comfy! Is it wrong to want someone to carry me in one

Tulip, loving the sleepy dust! Awwwwwe!

Menelly · Apr 16th, 2012, 11:58 AM

What other carry besides FCC can you keep wrapped on and just place them in/out? I've pretty much only done that one because of the ease in popping her in and out. But it'd be fun to try a new one or two!

NDH · Apr 17th, 2012, 16:07 PM

Home from an evening stroll

katerdid · Apr 17th, 2012, 16:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Menelly

What other carry besides FCC can you keep wrapped on and just place them in/out? I've pretty much only done that one because of the ease in popping her in and out. But it'd be fun to try a new one or two!

Um, the coolest hip cross carry (CHCC) and hip kangaroo. Also FRTR and semi fwcc are both totally poppable with sling rings or a reverse slip knot.

JellyBeann · Apr 18th, 2012, 02:56 AM

Question time...I found this gorgeous shop in my town yesterday, it's an Indian restaurant, but in the front, they have a clothing/rug/fabric/cushion cover shop. They have this gorgeous fabric, goats wool with embroidery on, I've fallen in love with it, I even had a dream about it last night!! Would it work well as a wrap, or would it be too warm? It is £35 a metre, so I want to be sure!

Aunty E · Apr 18th, 2012, 06:52 AM

Sounds a bit stretchy to me, and how washable would it be?

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Aunty E Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: London Posts: 4,505	It arrived!!!! Rose and Rebellion pre-school carrier We haven't had a chance to really try it out, as OH has been meja busy and I don't generally carry Imogen, but they wandered round the house in it the other morning and Imogen just looks SO much more comfortable. The big straps are lovely, the wide chest strap is particularly nice and OH says it's more comfortable than the Beco butterfly. In the Beco, the back barely reached to half way up her back and her legs were dangling away in it so she couldn't really go to sleep. She's got so much room in this one and it has lovely padded bits for her legs and supports her from armpit to knee she practically fell asleep in it straight away

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JellyBeann Pregnant (Expecting) BnB Addict Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Pembrokeshire, Wales Posts: 3,924	Question time...I found this gorgeous shop in my town yesterday, it's an Indian restaurant, but in the front, they have a clothing/rug/fabric/cushion cover shop. They have this gorgeous fabric, goats wool with embroidery on, I've fallen in love with it, I even had a dream about it last night!! Would it work well as a wrap, or would it be too warm? It is £35 a metre, so I want to be sure!

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