by Aline Kelly
Hip carries are a good middle ground between front and back
carries. They allow parents to have freer hands and for baby to see the
world at their own readiness level. While ring slings are probably
best-known for their classic hip carry, every category of carrier can be
adjusted for a hip option.
It is generally recommended that babies have good head, neck, and trunk control before wearing them in a hip carry.
For
soft-structured carriers and Mei Tais, the method is similar - front
strap over the shoulder, back strap under the arm, and fasten. While
many SSCs offer a hip carry option, many do not. These are general
instructions, but checking your own carrier's instruction manual will be
helpful!
Buckle Carrier:
(Manduca)
(Manduca)
Mei Tai: (Freehand)
Stretchy wrap: (Moby Wrap)
Ring Sling:
Woven wraps:
Poppins hip carry
Poppins hip carry
Robin's hip carry
Rebozo hip carry (This is a front rebozo demo but the same thing can be applied for a hip rebozo)
Slipknot demo
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