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Baby-Wearing
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Featuring 6 positions, the Maya Wrap sling is the most versatile carrier on the market!
Click on a picture to see a larger version in better detail with wearing instructions.
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Newborns are carried in a reclining position until they have achieve head control. In this photo, the baby has been placed with her head on the same side of the Maya Wrap Baby Sling as the rings. It is also possible to wear your baby with the head on the other side of the Baby Sling. |
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When nursing, the tail of the Maya Wrap Baby Sling may be placed over your shoulder to provide complete discretion. No other baby carrier can offer you better coverage. It also serves as a great shield from summer rains & the scorching sun. | |
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The kangaroo carry is great for babies with head control who prefer to sit up so they can see their world. You can carry your child in a Maya Wrap Baby Sling sitting cross legged or seated with with his feet coming out of the bottom of the Baby Sling. |
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The hip carry is an excellent way to help support the weight of heavy children and is a nice transitional position for babies too big for the kangaroo carry, and too young for the back carry. | |
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The back carry position is my personal favorite for getting things done around the house! Recommended for children 1 year of age and older. |
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A harness is an excellent source of safety. A great way to secure your infant in shopping carts with broken buckles, and also allows your toddler to explore her surroundings more freely while staying connected to you. |
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