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1.Holding baby tightly, place one leg through the shoulder piece closest to your body. |
2. Locate the other shoulder piece and put baby’s leg through it. |
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3. Spread the fabric that is closest to your body over the baby’s groin and abdomen. |
4. Now, spread the other shoulder piece over the baby’s torso. |
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5. Locate the fabric panel and pull it up and around baby’s legs, creating a pouch. |
6. You may move the baby’s legs through the fabric panel to transition to the Joey Hold. |
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Babies need to have developed good head control before facing out towards the world. Babies may be worn facing forward starting at around 4 months. Head control is a developmental milestone which is typically fully mastered by 6 months. Here are just some of the reasons to carry your baby: -provides warmth, security, pleasure and sound, all essential to healthy development -helps meet baby’s security needs: baby can feel, smell, hear and see the parent -enables parents to accomplish their day-to-day activities and still be in close physical contact with their babies -is a natural soothing baby tranquilizer which helps fussy or tired infants fall asleep |