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See how to wear your baby on your back (with baby lying on a couch or bed) in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. At back positions, technically we can wear our baby when it has gained good neck support (about 3 months old), but we recommend using back position from six months in order to maintain visual contac..

Very useful tips for the proper placement of your baby in a MyRockinBaby Ringsling...

See how to wear a toddler in front/“tummy to tummy” position in your MyRockinBaby Ringsling. Suitable for older kids (who can stand and walk)...

See how to wear a toddler in side/hip position in your MyRockinBaby Ringsling. Suitable for older kids (who can stand and walk)...

If your MyRockinBaby Ringsling is single-sided, when you wear it, the tail shows the opposite side of the fabric. See how to do reverse it in the patterned side!..

See how to wear your baby with his feet in, in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. This position is suitable from newborn to approximately 3 months old...

See how to wear your baby with his feet out, in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. This position is suitable from newborn and is suitable for as long as you wear your baby...

See how to wear your baby facing forward in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. This position is suitable from about 3m., when the baby has gained good neck support...

See how to wear your baby on your side/hip in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. This position is suitable from about 6m., when the baby has gained good neck and back support...

See how to wear your baby on your back in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. At back positions, technically we can wear our baby when it has gained good neck support (about 3 months old), but we recommend using back position from six months in order to maintain visual contact with our baby!..

See how to wear your baby on your back while you' re sitting in a MyRockinBaby Mei tai. At back positions, technically we can wear our baby when it has gained good neck support (about 3 months old), but we recommend using back position from six months in order to maintain visual contact with our bab..

Another practice that is becoming increasingly popular in Western Europe is the cloth baby carrier (sling), which is, for centuries, widespread in non-Western cultures (Africa, Asia, the Amazon).In the commercial market, one can find different types of sling for all needs and uses, and some are real..