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Carry me plus size mama
Miss Butterfly
Hi everyone,
Now that I'll have a toddler and a baby, I'd really like a carrier that can be used right from birth. (My daughter was very small and light. She didn't weigh 3 kg for a long time, so the sturdy carrier I have only worked for her after about six months). So I'd really prefer a wrap for the baby. I'm not looking forward to spending hours puzzling and adjusting, so preferably something not too complicated. Luckily, I'm fairly handy, so it won't take long before something becomes TOO complicated. Also: I'm overweight (size 48) and have a fairly large cup size, so that needs to work out too... any suggestions?
Now that I'll have a toddler and a baby, I'd really like a carrier that can be used right from birth. (My daughter was very small and light. She didn't weigh 3 kg for a long time, so the sturdy carrier I have only worked for her after about six months). So I'd really prefer a wrap for the baby. I'm not looking forward to spending hours puzzling and adjusting, so preferably something not too complicated. Luckily, I'm fairly handy, so it won't take long before something becomes TOO complicated. Also: I'm overweight (size 48) and have a fairly large cup size, so that needs to work out too... any suggestions?
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Amy #2
Is a size 7 or 8 wrap not for you? I have a Little Frog size 7 myself, and with my size 44/46 + cup G, it works perfectly. (Even my 92 cm son can be carried in it) I think a woven wrap can also be used for newborns. (I started carrying later myself)
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