Cinta Wrap
soft blush beige
Mama: Sonia
Baby: Noah 12wks
Safe wear from birth (3kgs) up to 8-10kgs.
Check out our easy-to-follow tutorials HERE
Completely adjustable for a comfortable fit for any size (Women's AUS size 6-24 and up to a Men's XXXL) - our exclusive BAMBOO & SPANDEX fabric will mould perfectly to the contours of your body and your baby.
Proudly Certified Hip Healthy by the IHDI - The International Hip Dysplasia Institute for safety.
All carriers come with a FREE Virtual Video Call with one of our certified Babywearing Educators
BOOK HERE with one of our in-house Babywearing educators to perfect your fit and wear.
Safe Wear guidelines
newborn through to 10kgs
The ultimate newborn carrier with super soft and stretchy bamboo fabric to stretch and mould to your body and keep your new baby safe and supported.
Completely adjustable for any size and ability with no zips, clips, velcro or guessing your size post partum.
Simple, safe and stylish, it's no wonder we're Australia's favourite stretchy Wrap carrier since 2014.
Babywearing Checklist
optimal, ergonomic & safe
There's a reason why Wrap carriers are the number one choice for your new baby.
Newborns have a natural curved spine and in those first few months of growth, it's recommended to caress and support their spine and their natural ergonomic position by ensuring their knees are bent up high towards their belly button and their bottom dropped in a deep squat (froggy/'M' position).
We recommend peforming a pelvic tuck/tilt by holding baby's bottom from behind their knee pits and gently tilting their pelvis up towards their belly button, this will rotate their pelvis gently and create a deep 'C' curve in your baby's spine and increase their squat position for optimal wear.
In-built Head support
soft & secure
Safe and supportive for your sleeping baby.
Use a shoulder pass to gently caress the back of your baby's head and keep them supported safely - cheek to chest for ultimate handsfree wear.
Make sure your baby’s face remains unobstructed at all times.
