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Always choose a moment when your child is calm, happy and doesn’t have any unmet needs while you try using the wrap. The first few times may require several tries and your child may become impatient depending on his mood. Both of you will learn to master a technique. With a little patience, the first obstacles will be things of the past.
By glancing at the different knotting techniques, you will see many different ways of putting your baby on your back. According to your baby’s age or your degree of ease in handling your baby against your body, you will find the method that works best for you. Here, we show you a knotting with a 2 year old child, but it is possible to do them with a small baby. Only placing baby on your back will be different.
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Refer to the demonstration of the knot with the Mei-Tai in front of you enabling you to see the adjustments of the pocket with the cord blockers. Create a small pocket adjusted to the size of your baby. |
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Attach the belt straps around your waist. |
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Make sure that the Mei-Tai is properly centered in your back before placing the baby. |
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Always keep one hand on your baby and never hesitate to ask for help to insure the safety of your baby. |
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With the first way, you cross the straps under the buttocks of baby and pass the straps around your waist to complete the knot after passing under the babies legs. |
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