Frontcarry - FWCC with a woven wrap - focus on tightening

I decided to make a video on the basic frontcarry 'Front Wrap Cross Carry' using a long woven wrap.
Talking about tightening & adding twists for a newborn.
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[@hepateukka]

Your tutorials are so good! I bought my first woven wrap a few months ago and I've been watching your videos to learn how to use it. Many other tutorials are quite difficult to follow so every time I end up to check your advice and tips :)

[@abigailstrauss4426]

Thank GOD for this video, it made so much more sense than other videos I’ve seen. Thank you!

[@Wrapyouinlove]

❤️❤️

[@mothernature88888]

Thank you for valuable lesson for me. 🙌

[@vanessakrogman6998]

Love your tutorials! You’ve taught me so much in my years of baby wearing. Thank you! May I ask what wrap this is that you’re using? It’s beautiful and vibrant. My vibe!

[@Wrapyouinlove]

Yes it's stunning right. Oscha seasalt rainbow ( I think) is the name

[@alevy13]

I have trouble getting my clothing all bunched up while tightening. If I am wearing looser fitting clothing like a sweatshirt, how do I avoid getting it all pulled awkwardly?

[@Wrapyouinlove]

That's hard to avoid. Pulling my clothes down / correcting it after tightening is what I tend to do. I wear long tops as a base layer, which I can tuck into my trousers. (To avoid suddenly showing my lower back or belly 😅 when my shirt gets pulled or twisted upwards during wrapping)

[@12soph3]

I always fear I will make it too tight.. is that even possible?

[@Wrapyouinlove]

You can test the pressure on your child's neck or at the kneepits by putting your fingers between their skin and the edge of the wrap. A baby will definitely complain if it's uncomfortable 🍀🍀