Our ring sling is one of our most versatile carriers. It's so simple and yet, it's lasted us from infant to toddler stages easily. It's a breeze to nurse in, easy to put on, even while seated, and fits in any bag. 

This tutorial goes over a standard hip carry as well as a front carry for newborns. It was a little tough to demonstrate the newborn carry with my toddler, but hopefully you get the point! We'll have a new squish to play with soon. 

The slip knot, or rebozo knot, is an essential part of learning the art of babywearing and wrapping. It's a great tool for easily lowering baby to nurse, getting baby out of the wrap quickly, and adjusting tension. As with everything, practice makes perfect, and this is a skill you can practice even without your baby.

Braiding is a really simple way to break in or store your wraps. It also can keep them compact in your car or diaper bag. Check out this simple tutorial on how to braid a woven wrap. The wrap used in this demo is a size 4 Kokadi Firescales, 100% cotton. Special guest appearance by E :)

Our first tutorial! Now don't be disappointed that it's just a simple ruck. Getting this carry down pat is a great foundation for all other back carries. It especially takes practice to get a good deep seat and a nice high baby. I suggest trying this over a bed or couch until you feel really comfortable. Happy wrapping!