B.M. asks from Three Forks, MT on December 01, 2011
Moby Wrap - Three Forks,MT
I can't find the instruction book that came with my Moby Wrap four years ago. I know it had instructions on how to wrap baby on your back, but I can't remember how to do it. The online manual no longer has this info. Does anyone have an older manual with the pictures and instructions? If so, would you photograph/scan and email me the info? ____@____.com My two year old wants to be held a lot and he loves piggy back rides...this would be perfect for him! ALSO...I saw a baby wrapped on his mom's side last summer. It was super cool! Anyone know how to do this? It was like she was carrying him on her hip, but his weight was better distributed with the Moby than it would have been with a sling. Thanks in advance for your help!
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M.L. answers from Houston on December 01, 2011
http://www.mobywrap.com/InstructionSample.pdf
also, look on youtube, tons of ways there...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhBmqw7npYU
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S.L. answers from Philadelphia on December 01, 2011
Youtube is probably your best bet. Here is a video for how to do an easy side hold http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEKcEUt7J-s. As far as a back hold goes I would be careful. I'm not 100% sure, but I've heard that the reason the back hold is no longer in the instructions with the Moby is because it's not very secure and several babies have fallen out of it. If you still want to try it you can just search Moby wrap back hold on Youtube and find many videos.
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E.M. answers from Honolulu on December 01, 2011
Google mobi wrap, back carry on you tube. There are videos now!
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J.G. answers from Denver on December 02, 2011
There have been several babies that have fallen out of a back carry using the Moby, which is why they don't provide the intructions for it anymore. The stretchy fabric simply doesn't provide enough support. You should use a woven wrap, which is perfect for back carries and hip carries. Also, you might consider using a differen type of carrier (Boba, Ergo, Beco, etc.).
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