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Method III
For a baby who can sit up on
his own
1. Start with your baby on your
hip with the middle of the fab-
ric up around his shoulders and
under his knees.
4. Continue to support baby
while you bounce him up higher
on your back.
Method IV
For a child who will hold on
by himself
1. A child who is used to being
carried can simply be placed on
your back.
2. Continuing to support your
3. Slide him onto the middle of
baby, move your arm in front of
your back.
him.
5. Take bands in both hands
to proceed with Back Pouch or
Back Wrap.
2. He will hold onto to you as
3. Make sure the fabric is
you wrap the scarf around him.
tucked up under his bottom be-
fore continuing with Back Pouch
or Back Wrap.
This is a quick and easy way to tie your baby on
your back. It is important to pull the seams tight to
prevent the pouch from sliding out from under the
baby's bottom.
1. Choose from methods I-IV to
place baby on your back.
4. Repeat with the opposite
5. Be sure to pull the seam un-
band.
der your baby's bottom very
tight so it does not slip up.
BACK >
BACK POUCH
2. Take the two bands and place
3. Block one band between your
them over your shoulders.
knees and pull on seams of op-
posite band to make it snug.
6. While blocking one band
7. Switch bands and twist the
between your knees, twist the
second one in the same man-
other band tightly.
ner.
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