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• When the two ends are placed under the baby's bottom, cross them over (Figure 56). Take, for instance, one end and place
it over one leg and under the other then do the same with the other end starting by the opposite leg.
• When the cross has been made, take the end placed on the baby's outside leg, bring it around the wearer's back and bring
it back over the wearer's opposite hip so that it comes back into contact with the other end. When the two ends come together
over the hip, tie a double knot (Figure 57).
• Pull the shoulder end towards to wrist and fold it so that the edges come together (Figure 58).
Taking baby out of the wrap
• Undo the double knot and undo the cross made under the baby's bottom (Figures 59 et 60).
• Bring the wrap behind the back in order to take the child out (Figure 61).
• Hold the child in your right arm and take the wrap up in the middle placing the central tying mark (d) on the wearer's hip, opposite
the child (Figure 62).
• Cover the child with the wrap (Figure 63).
• Swing the child on to the wearer's back with the wearer holding him/her by the hands (Figure 64). Bring the shortest end over
the wearer's shoulder (choose the shoulder the same side as the shortest end) (Figure 65). Always hold the child until he/she
is stabilised.
• Pull the shortest end and get the wearer to hold it between his/her legs (Figure 66). Take the longest end and pass it under
the wearer's arm, the same side as the longest end (Figure 67).
• When the end is under the arm, cross it over the chest, pass it under the other end (in standby) and pass it under the other
arm (Figure 68). Bring it around the wearer's back (Figure 69).
• When the end is over the wearer's back, bring it over the opposite shoulder of the baby (Figure 70), then pass it over the wearer's
shoulder (Figure 71).
• When the ends are both placed over the wearer's shoulder, grab each one in your hands and pass them under the wearer's
arms, bring them across the wearer's back and over the child's legs (Figure 72). When the two ends come together cross them
over and pass them under the child's legs (Figure 73). If, for instance, one end was over the wearer's left shoulder, it would
come under the baby's right leg.
• When the ends have gone under the child's legs, pass them under the arms, on either side (like a rucksack) (Figure 74).
• Take up the two ends under the arms, bring them over the chest and tie a double knot (Figures 75 et 76).
Taking baby out of the wrap
• Under the double knot (Figure 77), pass the wrap across the wearer's back, remove the ends from the baby's legs, and undo
the cross (Figure 78). When the wrap has been taken off the baby's legs, bring it to the front (Figure 79).
• When the wrap is at the front, remove each side from the wearer's shoulders by going over the back (Figures 80 et 81).
• Bring the child back to the front, being careful to bring his/her legs around first before his/her head (Figures 82 et 83).
• Use the basic wrap. Fold the inside strap (e) in half (Figure 84).
• Insert the first baby (Figure 85).
• Fold the outside strap (f) in half and insert the second baby (Figure 86).
• Take up the part of the wrap with which you have started your wrap (horizontal strap (c)) and pull it upwards in order to cover
the baby (Figure 87).
WARNING: As a baby cannot hold its head before 4 months, one of the straps of the wrap must therefore cover its head in order
to hold it.
Taking the children out of the wrap: separate the outside strap (f) in order to delicately take out the first baby then the inside
strap (e) to take out the second one.
100% organic cotton.
Made in China.
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Machine washable at 30°.
F. Back wrap - From 5 months to 24 months
G. Carrying twins - From birth to 3 months
COMPOSITION AND CARE
BABY WRAP • Instruction manual
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