JumpSac Baby®

JumpSac Ring Slings Wearing Instructions - Tummy to Tummy Carry (legs-in)

Tummy to Tummy Position with Newborns / Preemies / Small Babies (legs in)

Here's how you do the Tummy 2 Tummy Carry (legs-in).
Since tummy to tummy is perhaps the easiest carry of them all, it makes sense to wear your newborn, small babies, premature babies, in this position.
If you're however worried to wear their tiny little body in the ring sling using the Tummy To Tummy Position (legs-out), you can tuck their legs in the sling/carrier!
This legs-in position is suitable from newborn until you feel that it is no longer comfortable to froggy your baby's legs in the ring sling, Or when your baby is already too big, that legs-in takes too much space in the sling.

Here's how it should look like when carrying your baby in the Tummy to Tummy position with his/her legs tucked inside the the JumpSac Ring Sling (froggied). As you can see, this baby is probably already too big to be froggied inside the sling. Doable, but the Tummy To Tummy Position (legs-out) would be much more comfortable for both the wearer and the baby.    *Important. Please note that the sling must support the baby's weight from the baby's bottom / buttocks, and NOT from the baby's legs / feet.

 For step by step instructions on how to put the baby into the sling, please refer to the Tummy to Tummy Position (legs-out) guide. The steps are similar, except that you need to froggy the baby's legs before putting the baby into the sling.

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