When you start out with wraps, you will hear 'making a seat' a lot.
A good wrap job can be make or break without a good seat, but what does it mean?
A 'seat' is where babies bum sits in the fabric, it needs to be deep enough to support baby in their natural position. This means bum low and knees high.
A way I describe to all my clients is imagine you are sat in a hammock. The way the fabric goes in a straight line from knee to knee and your bum hangs low. This is what we want to replicate in a wrap, we also want a good seat in buckles but its not exactly the same.
When playing in our new pocket swing, I thought this visually demonstrates this exact visual!
You can see the fabric in a straight line, supporting a lovely seated position.
No fabric goes between you and baby and NOT pulled up to their bellybutton.
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Laurna xx