That's actually not it. With Kangaroo LO goes in the pocket and then the straps go over your shoulders, cross in the back and tie in front. With her pic they go around back, probably cross and then over the shoulders to tie in front.
I think it's a Front Wrap Cross Carry tied in front instead of back, but most people would have spread out those front passes.
That's actually not it. With Kangaroo LO goes in the pocket and then the straps go over your shoulders, cross in the back and tie in front. With her pic they go around back, probably cross and then over the shoulders to tie in front.
I think it's a Front Wrap Cross Carry tied in front instead of back, but most people would have spread out those front passes.
Gah. You're right. OP, this is still a great site for wrapping instructions.
That's actually not it. With Kangaroo LO goes in the pocket and then the straps go over your shoulders, cross in the back and tie in front. With her pic they go around back, probably cross and then over the shoulders to tie in front.
I think it's a Front Wrap Cross Carry tied in front instead of back, but most people would have spread out those front passes.
I do a half FWCC when I put DD on the front, now that I almost exclusively use a size 4. I don't know that it's possible to spread the passes when you're tying in front.
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Re: What is this called? (PIP)
That's actually not it. With Kangaroo LO goes in the pocket and then the straps go over your shoulders, cross in the back and tie in front. With her pic they go around back, probably cross and then over the shoulders to tie in front.
I think it's a Front Wrap Cross Carry tied in front instead of back, but most people would have spread out those front passes.
Gah. You're right. OP, this is still a great site for wrapping instructions.
Do you need an excuse?!?
Do you need an excuse?!?
I do a half FWCC when I put DD on the front, now that I almost exclusively use a size 4. I don't know that it's possible to spread the passes when you're tying in front.