Jersey Baby Wraps
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Jersey wrap: safe and secure carrying from birth
A jersey wrap is particularly well suited to carrying delicate, lightweight babies. It also works for light newborns and for babies with temporary blockages. Thanks to the very soft, stretchy fabric, little ones can snuggle up warm and soft against the person carrying them and feel safe and secure.
Which age and weight are jersey wraps suited to?
Jersey wraps can be used from birth. They are especially well suited to premature babies and to very small, light babies. Our jersey wraps can carry up to a maximum of 12 kg, which is considerably longer than most other stretchy wraps. That is why they are also called hybrid wraps.
Jersey wrap vs. woven wrap
First things first: for a long carrying period, we at Didymos find the long woven wrap the best choice, because it offers countless ways to tie and grows with your needs. Many new parents, on the other hand, find the knitted jersey wrap very practical, and especially soft at the start of the carrying period. It can be pre-tied, for example, which makes tying quick, even without much babywearing experience.
Advantages of the jersey wrap
Our DIDYMOS jersey wraps are stretchier than woven wraps. One advantage is that they are easy to put on and especially suited to beginners. The jersey wrap is tied without the baby, and the baby is then placed into the tied wrap. If needed, your child can be taken out quickly and easily, and the wrap stays tied around you. For all mums and dads who still feel unsure about handling a wrap, this is certainly a strong argument.
Disadvantages of the jersey wrap
Jersey wraps can generally take less load than woven wraps, so they can be used for a shorter time. For our DIDYMOS jersey wraps, we recommend a load of up to 12 kg. The reason: the heavier your baby is, the more the stretchy fabric gives way. Woven wraps, on the other hand, stay in use for longer. We also recommend a jersey wrap to parents who already know they want to switch to a baby carrier later.
In short: we cannot give a general recommendation as to which wrap is better. You have to make that decision yourself, based on your own ideas and criteria.
Tying a jersey wrap: how it works
With a little practice, you will be tying your wrap in your sleep. If you need some help with your first attempts, we have prepared a few video tutorials. They show you step by step how to tie the jersey wrap, in three variations:
- Front Wrap Cross Carry (Our tip: this variation gives a lot of security and protection, offers good support and supports your baby's head and back.)
- Front Cross Carry
- Robin's Hip Carry
Any more questions? We are happy to advise you. Call us or write to us.
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