**ncbelle**

MrsAB1316

Since you're the resident Babywearing Whisperer, I'm just going to address my BW questions to you from now on. 

I bought 6 yards of muslin to create my own woven wrap.  After washing, it's shrunk down to enough to do a basic ruck style carry on my back with the tails tied behind me (not in front) or to do a chest belt with.

My question is this...  Every time I try to tie my son onto my back using that carry, I can't seem to get the seat to stay put and it ends up riding up, leaving his support to the rails under his legs.  Clearly, not a correct nor safe carry.

It seems that DS's legs don't straddle my back well enough to get a proper seat.  He's 6.5 months old, and I'm a pretty small gal, so I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing wrong! lol...

I know  it's best to have a picture, but I don't have one handy.  Any off the cuff trouble shooting thoughts would be greatly appreciated.  

ncbelle

Don't know about babywearing whisper but I'll see what I can do

The trick to any sort of ruck is to focus on tightening the top rail and don't overtighten the bottom rail - that's what's causing your bum popping.  Have you watched any goo