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Positions Facing OutThere are two positions where your baby can face out andbe in direct contact with the outside world. This can be verystimulating for a curious child. Be careful, however, that yourbaby doesn’t become overstimulated. Facing out, your childhas no where to turn in when everything becomes toomuch. When he falls asleep, we recommend taking himout of the carrier and turning him to face you. This willgive him a place to rest his head and fully support his back.CROSS > BuddhaIf you have a very curious child who protests to beingcarried facing you, then we recommend using the hip positions.This gives your baby a greater exposure to the outsideworld while offering the possibility to turn inward towardsyou to rest when he wants.NOTE: Always keep one hand free to support your baby when necessary.If he leans forward he could risk falling out of the bands.1. Rest your baby with legscrossed, high on shoulderopposite inside band.2. Sit your baby down into theinside band.3. Tuck fabric up under yourbaby’s bottom.4. Make sure it is pulled up behindyour baby.CROSS > Facing outIt is possible to put your baby’slegs through the bands and faceout. But this position shouldnot be used for a long periodof time as it does not fully supportthe pelvis. Your baby’slegs hang freely and too muchstrain is put on his spinal cord.5. Spread the outer band tosupport the entire base ofyour baby.6. This position allows yourbaby to face out while fullysupporting his base.
FRONT > KANGAROOThis ‘Kangaroo care’position is ideal forcarrying prematurebabies skin-to-skin.Of course a baby ofany age will benefitfrom this position.1. Place your baby in the middleof the fabric, making sure the fabricgoes up to her shoulders andunder her bottom.2. Gather the fabric and takeboth bands in one hand.FRONT > CROSS > BUDDHA233. Lift baby to your chestwhile supporting her withother hand.4. Holding baby on your chest,put one band over your shoulder.5. Switching hands, take thefree band in one hand6. and place it over your freeshoulder.7. Reaching from underneath,take fabric from inner seamand8. pull under the band and out,twisting the band across yourshoulder.9. Take the fabric from the otherside10. and twist over your shoulder,just like on the first side.
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