Liliputi Stretchy Wrap User manual

Stretchy Wrap
instructions
booklet

safety & care
This instructions booklet
will guide you through
the most important tying
techniques, will show you
some important safety
information and give
instructions how to care
for your carrier
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Babywearing Safety Instructions
Practice wrapping without your baby so your muscles learn the move-
ment and will remember when you try it with your baby. If you feel
unsure ask for help either from us or a local babywearing consultant or
peer supporter.
IMPORTANT!
- Do not wear your baby in this carrier when you do sports (jogging,
cycling, jumping, swimming, etc) or you drive or travel in a car!
- In the optimum positioning your baby’s legs will shape an M, the
knees will be higher than the bum (at bellybuon level) while the thighs
are opened slightly
- The wrap must support your baby’s thighs from knee pit to knee pit
- The wrap with your baby should be high enough to enable you to kiss
your baby’s forehead
- When nishing wrapping always double check that it is tight enough
so your baby cannot lean back and the baby moves together with you
- While wearing your baby in the stretchy wrap make sure that your
baby is facing towards you and not out, not away from you. So hold a
tummy-to-tummy position
- It might be possible that your baby cries when you put him/her in
the wrap and this is normal. Among many other reasons your baby
might feel your tension. With time and practice you both become experts
of wrapping and it easily turns into a lovely habit of yours. Although,
always check that the reason of the baby’s crying is not caused by
something else (hunger, sore nappy, lack of comfort in bodysuit, etc)
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1.
Safety & Care
While wrapping and during wearing check regularly:
- Your child is positioned safely in the sling following the guidance of this instruction booklet
- You must be able to put two of your ngers in between your baby’s chest and chin
- Your baby’s nose and mouth is clear and always visible
- Your baby is breathing normally. Change position if you hear your baby breathing heavily or if the
breathing does not sound normal.
Neither the manufacturer nor the distributor accepts any responsibility for injury/damage due to the
use/misuse of this product. Take care of your baby’s safety and comfort. Your child’s safety is your
responsibility!
Weight & Age Limitations
This carrier is ideal for newborns and infants. In case your baby is geing closer to 9kgs in weight, you
may feel comfortable upgrading to another type of carrier.
Washing & Care
In order to preserve the wrap we recommend local cleaning if possible. If the carrier requires total
cleaning, it is machine washable at 30 degrees. Requires a low speed spin. Do not tumble dry!
Thanks to Mariann Hornyák (School of Babywearing and Slingababy babywearing consultant),
Melinda Wellner-Mező (ClauWi babywearing consultant and trainer) and for Petra Gerhát (ClauWi baby-
wearing consultant) for their professional help.
Have Questions?
Call us: [phone] Email us: [email protected]

pocket wrap
cross carry
We recommend this
technique primarily
for babies who can
already support their
head and upper body.
2. Follow the top rail of the wrap by
both of your hands and guide the
wrap behind yourself, cross the tails
behind your back. Make sure that the
wrap is not twisted, so the top rail of
your wrap remained on the top.
7. Pull the outer pocket down to free
the crossed wrap. Place baby on your
opposite shoulder, so on the shoulder
where the top piece of the cross runs.
Always support your baby against
gravity under her bum. Put the baby’s
legs in and under the boom piece.
1. Find the middle marker and hold
the wrap in front of your chest.
6. If the wrap is too long for you
bring the tails forward aer knoing
and make a double knot in the front
again.
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Watch this
VIDEO

Pocket Wrap Cross Carry
2.
4. Cross the two hanging ends behind
(under) the horizontal pocket. These
will end up over and under baby’s
legs so will create a “seat”. Tighten
it as much as needed, so your baby
would still t in.
5. Lead the tails behind your body
around your waist and make a
double knot.
9. Pull the outer pocket up to your
baby’s head (ear level for babies with
no head support) and pull the baby’s
legs out of the pocket carefully, so
the baby can bend her legs freely.
Ensure that the boom part of the
pocket stays under the baby’s bum.
10. Double check the tightness of
your wrap, whether your baby is
high enough (e.g.: head is not in
between your breasts) and look for
extra fabric. The tying is tight enough
if your baby moves with you and
cannot lean back or sink down.
3. Bring the hanging ends through
(under) the horizontal front panel
to create an outer pocket and again
make sure that the wrap is not twisted.
8. Spread the wrap from knee pit to
knee pit and over the baby’s back.
Make sure that it is smooth and there
is no slack or extra fabric.

front wrap
cross carry
We recommend this
technique for newborns
and small babies who
have no head support
yet.
2. Follow the top rail of the wrap
and guide the wrap behind your
body and pull it up on your opposite
shoulder. Repeat on the other side
while crossing the wrap behind you.
Make sure the wrap is not twisted.
7. Cross the wrap under the baby’s
bum and pull it behind you on
your waist while the vertical piece is
pinned in the knee pit and lead under
the other knee, same on the other
side. (so, over and under)
1. Find the middle marker and hold the
wrap in front of your chest.
6. Pull the wrap tight starting with
the piece closer to you on your
back. Keep the tension while support
baby’s bum against gravity.
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Watch this
VIDEO

Front Wrap Cross Carry
3.
4. Pull up the wrap on your baby’s back
while always make sure that you support
your baby against gravity under her
bum. Pull the wrap up to the ear level for
tiny babies with no head support or up to
the neck for older babies. Make sure that
your baby’s pelvis is tilted.
5. Check that the fabric is smooth
on baby’s back, pull the extra slack
down towards the knee pit, while the
top rail remains horizontal. Check the
fabric under the baby’s bum and
ensure that it is pinned in the knee
pit. Support baby under her bum.
9. Get now the vertical pieces of
your wrap and spread them on your
baby’s back, so they reach from knee
pit to knee pit. Make sure that you do
not twist the wrap while pulling the
top rail.
10. If the tails are too long, bring them
forward and make a double knot under
baby’s bum. Check that the baby is high
enough, the legs are spread, and that
there is no slack. The wrapping is tight
enough if your baby moves with you
and cannot lean back or sink down.
3. Get your baby now and place
her on your shoulder. Move your
hand from under the wrap and help
the legs come through and under
the horizontal panel. Support baby
against gravity under the baby’s
bum.
8. Make a double knot on your lower
back.

hip wrap
cross carry
We recommend this
technique for babies
who can condently
support their head and
upper body, for shorter
trips.
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Watch this
VIDEO
2. Follow the top rail of the wrap by
both of your hands, guide the wrap
behind yourself and cross the tails
behind your back. Make sure that the
wrap is not twisted.
7. Support your baby into the inner
pocket of your wrap while holding her
against gravity. Now move the baby
on your side where you will carry.
1. Find the middle marker of the wrap
and place it on your side where you
want to carry your baby.
6. Get your baby now and place the
baby on your opposite shoulder (so
to the one where you will not carry).
Find the baby’s feet and gently hold
them.

Hip Wrap Cross Carry
4.
4. Bring the wrap around you
and make a double knot on your
side where you will not carry. The
wrapping should be tight but loose
enough to t for baby.
5. Put your hand under the pocket
and the hammocks to double check
the tightness of your carry.
9. Find the fabric under the baby and
pull it up a lile bit in between you
and baby, so the knees are up in
belly buon level.
10. Spread the wrap from knee pit to
knee pit. Double check the tightness
of the wrap, the height of the baby,
and that the legs are spread in an
ideal position. The wrap job is good
enough if the baby moves with you
and can’t lean back or sink down.
3. Pull a bit on the wrap and cross
them on your hips.
8. Pull the wrap up on the baby’s
back. The wrap needs to be smooth
on her back. Now pull the legs
through the vertical pieces of your
wrap and pin them in the knee pits.