Solly Baby Wrap Newborn Carry Tutorial

[fighttheevilrobots]

Baby is 13 days old and I can't express the joy I feel at being able to hold her AND eat breakfast

[briannej.n.carlson]

This is some kind of miracle. We just had twins three weeks ago and I FINALLY can hold one and help the other! I am saved!!!

[MountainMama]

This is the only tutorial that made sense to me. Thank you!!!

[margaritaafanaseva]

Shortest yet the most comprehensive video on the topic I’ve watched. Thank you.

[hatchlingcle]

love a stretchy wrap, and I really like how light the Solly is, but as a babywearing educator, I do not ever recommend putting baby's head under the panel; this doesn't allow them to move their head if they need to and often leads to baby being chin-to-chest, or neck hyperextended. I learned a cool trick to roll a burp cloth into the pass across the back and it works as a little extra bumper for tiny babes who still have very floppy necks!

[rodricksharpe]

Nevermind, I went back and rewatched and your explanation is perfect!

[tripsmith]

I already love it! It's so soft and comfortable when I'm sitting/standing. Truly a lifesaver!

[amytamayo]

Thank you!! I've been trying to find a video to wrap my son for weeks now and this was perfect! Thank you Thank you!!

[jessicasingh]

I can’t wait to try!!! Just got mine in the mail. I’m 35 weeks pregnant with my second baby. Woohoo to the baby wearing lol

[judithguerrero]

Just got mine in the mail. LIFESAVERRRR for clingy babies.

[chipomwape]

Wow, this is complicated (not criticism but am just in awe). Us Africans (Zambia to be specific) just tie the baby once at the back and we can still move the baby to front for feeding, while doing some chores, without untying the wrapper. After feeding, just push the baby to the back and carry on with your chores. No time to criss cross or weave the wrapper around the body.... Chores have to be done. However, we can only carry a baby like this after they are 2-3 months old when their neck is stronger, otherwise you have to hold their little heads throughout.

[gyongyverjankov]

Great video, thanks 🙏 👍🏻 The safety check list is very useful.5⭐️

[kaileywatson]

How does this help with proper positioning and maintaining airway safety as well as shoulder and hip dysplasia?

[macy.nathanwilson]

Super helpful and easy to follow! Thank you!!

[ebonec.]

Best video ever! Thank you so much! It was very easy to follow! 😊

[jennf-b]

Worked on my preemie, he’s almost 5 pounds. I’m keeping an eye on is breathing cuz he’s still little.

[tangierina]

YOU. You really saved my life. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[midanah]

Beautiful! Short and teachable! Thank you :)

[angieap]

Hello, FTM expecting. Thank you so much for this video. Could you please tell me the brand of the baby lounger your baby is in? I can’t find that same one. It looks so comfy.

[rickmatthewjones]

Thanks for the informative video! Question—any way of letting us know what sort of pacifier your baby is using in the vid? I’ve seen this one elsewhere but I can’t find it anywhere! It looks like the shape might be easier for our 5-week old to keep in her mouth!