Older Baby Front Carry
Newborn Front Carry Tying Tips
Back Carry (Infants)
Back Carry (Toddlers)
These tying instructions are recommendations based on my own experience and preferences. You are free to experiment and/or adjust these instructions to meet your needs.
EDEN is not to be held responsible for any accidents or injury resulting from these recommended instructions.
Due to the stretch effect of the velveteen fabric and the width of the straps, there is very little danger of your newborn slipping through the side of the carrier. However, it is important to always be aware of their position in the carrier.
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| 1. Arrange carrier on a flat surface with waist straps on the edge and shoulder straps spread out. Place baby’s bottom just above carrier waist. | 2. Sit with your back to baby and tie waist straps around your waist. Bring shoulder straps over shoulders and slowly/carefully pull baby up onto back. | 3. Jiggle baby down into the carrier. Make sure the fabric is high up on their back. |
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| 4. Choose Rucksack or Cross Chest tying method below. |
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| 1. Tie waist strap with square knot in front and body/shoulder straps hanging down in back. | 2. Either have child hop on back or swing them onto your back via hip. Lean forward to pull their weight against your back and/or have them hold themselves against your back. | 3. Pull shoulder straps up over your shoulders making sure the body of the carrier goes up between their legs and high up their back. |
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| 4. Choose Rucksack or Cross Chest tying method below. |
