Wraps

A wraparound carrier consists of a very long piece of cloth (3 to 6m) that is wrapped around the wearer (and baby) and then tied. There are many, many different ways to tie wraparounds, enabling your baby to be positioned almost any way you choose. Most of the wraps go over both of the wearer's shoulders and around the waist, giving very good support, great security, and spreading the baby's weight to the wearer's hips, shoulders and back. Many babywearers consider wraps to be the most comfortable carrier style.

Some wraps require more fabric than others. The wearer's size also affects the length of fabric needed. In fact, because the fabric is wrapped a few times around your body, your size makes more difference than it does with most other types of carriers. On the other hand, excess length just means longer tails. Some wraparound carriers are available in varying lengths and others are sold only in one length (to suit most wraps and most people). Avid wrappers often own a few different lengths to suit different wraps but most people buy the longest length they would need to be able to do the wrap cross carry, as it requires the most fabric of the popular wraps.

Most of the wraps we sell at Nature Baby are sold at one length and this size fits most people. If you are looking for a size bigger than what you see on the site, please contact us at info@naturebabyonline.com or 828-350-3603. We can special order larger sizes, if needed.


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