Half Jordan's Shoulder to Shoulder Back Carry (Knotless) (Full Tutorial)

Knotless Half Jordan's Back Carry with a Shoulder to Shoulder Chest Belt
While I tend to have favorite carries for different ages and situations, I think this is an AMAZING carry that ticks off a lot of boxes for a lot of wrappers when they are looking for a back carry!
-This carry can be done in a wide range of wrap sizes (from base-3 up to even a base size if you don't mind long, elegant tails!)
-It is moderately good for both leaners and leg straighteners
-It can be wrapped fairly high for little babies (although I wouldn't personally recommend it before 3-4months)
-It has good weight distribution for even a toddler (child in video is 3 years old and 38lbs)
-NO ruck straps!
-Fairly beginner friendly! If you are comfortable with the process of getting baby on your back, making a seat, and spreading a second spread pass, then this carry could be a good branch out!
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[@sarahbalmont8620]

Another fabulous tutorial. Thank you for all that you do!

[@tasequine]

How many times did people watch this before seeing the third tail? The waggey one?

[@lesleygrossberg5590]

This is the best HJBC knotless tute- thank you! I was having the worst time with the first half knot but I finally think I’ve got it 😊

[@magentamoop]

Lesley Grossberg Awesome! It’s such a good carry for almost all ages!

[@samanthamar6351]

This is a great video! I really appreciate the tip and visual on how to not twist the half knot on the sternum. I also love the strand-by-strand tightening and how each strand affects which part of the carry. Thanks for making the video.

[@magentamoop]

Glad it helped! It's a little wanting in showing some strand by strand tightening such as before the shoulder flip, but I hope it shows the important parts!