Woven Wrap Suggestions

sun · Jul 11th, 2011, 19:53 PM

Does anyone have a good online source where I can buy a woven wrap?? My carriers are getting a little uncomfortable now that I'm getting a bump, but I don't want to stop wearing my son! So I would like to try out a back carry with a woven wrap, tied so it doesn't go around the waist!

Does anyone know someone that makes amazing woven wraps?

NaturalMomma · Jul 11th, 2011, 21:47 PM

Chimparoo is a Canadian company who makes woven wraps.
http://www.chimparoo.ca/en/noeudsTissee.asp

Some of my favorite woven wraps are;

Stortchenwiege
http://www.storchenwiege.com/

Ellevill
http://www.ellevill.com/

Girasol
http://www.girasol.de/content.php?pa...r&lang=english

Didymos
http://didymos.com/

summer rain · Jul 12th, 2011, 12:37 PM

I like the calin bleu 'gauze' wraps; they are a cheaper wrap but I know many ladies who love the top of the range European wraps and they have been impressed with them, here is a Canadian site selling them not sure how the prices are for you

http://www.tadpolesandbutterflies.ca...y&Category=572

I don't know your size but if you want to do the type of wrap tie where you aren't tying around the waist and want to do something a bit clever; I'd advise getting the longest length of this xx

sun · Jul 12th, 2011, 12:41 PM

Thanks so much ladies! Wow some of those wraps are just gorgeous! xx
I worry about fumbling with my LO though - have been checking out some of the wrapping directions and some of the ties seem so complicated.
Probably nothing a little practice can't fix, but I'm so used to how quick and easy my manduca is! x

NaturalMomma · Jul 12th, 2011, 14:56 PM

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Originally Posted by sun

Thanks so much ladies! Wow some of those wraps are just gorgeous! xx
I worry about fumbling with my LO though - have been checking out some of the wrapping directions and some of the ties seem so complicated.
Probably nothing a little practice can't fix, but I'm so used to how quick and easy my manduca is! x

After some practice wrapping can be super quick. I can wrap faster than I can get a SSC on and buckled.

Here are some of my favorite ways to carry in a wrap, they are pretty easy after a few times with practice.

Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC)

Front Cross Carry (FCC)

Kangaroo Carry

sun · Jul 12th, 2011, 15:05 PM

Thanks NaturalMomma!!

Do you have any directions for a back carry that doesn't wrap around the waist? I don't know what the tie that just goes around the boob area is called!

NaturalMomma · Jul 12th, 2011, 22:11 PM

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Originally Posted by sun

Thanks NaturalMomma!!

Do you have any directions for a back carry that doesn't wrap around the waist? I don't know what the tie that just goes around the boob area is called!

This is called a Rucksack TUB (tied under bum). I also love how the baby in this video is staring at the fish tank the whole time, so stinkin cute

Here is Jordan's Back Carry. It is tied at the waist, but since the passes go under the legs of the baby you could tie it at the chest

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NaturalMomma Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 2,592	Chimparoo is a Canadian company who makes woven wraps. http://www.chimparoo.ca/en/noeudsTissee.asp Some of my favorite woven wraps are; Stortchenwiege http://www.storchenwiege.com/ Ellevill http://www.ellevill.com/ Girasol http://www.girasol.de/content.php?pa...r&lang=english Didymos http://didymos.com/

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summer rain Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: May 2010 Location: South East England Posts: 16,337	I like the calin bleu 'gauze' wraps; they are a cheaper wrap but I know many ladies who love the top of the range European wraps and they have been impressed with them, here is a Canadian site selling them not sure how the prices are for you http://www.tadpolesandbutterflies.ca...y&Category=572 I don't know your size but if you want to do the type of wrap tie where you aren't tying around the waist and want to do something a bit clever; I'd advise getting the longest length of this xx

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sun Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 11,733	Thanks so much ladies! Wow some of those wraps are just gorgeous! xx I worry about fumbling with my LO though - have been checking out some of the wrapping directions and some of the ties seem so complicated. Probably nothing a little practice can't fix, but I'm so used to how quick and easy my manduca is! x

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sun Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Canada Posts: 11,733	Thanks NaturalMomma!! Do you have any directions for a back carry that doesn't wrap around the waist? I don't know what the tie that just goes around the boob area is called!

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