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@jryoung74 Oh thanks for the info! I wasn't active in the FB group so I hadn't heard

@puddintain Back Carry Boot Camp on YouTube might be helpful, its associated with the Geeky Wrappers FB page but you dont need to join the group to access the YouTube videos. If you do join the FB page you can post videos of yourself wrapping and they will give tips

@paul1234 I loved my K'tan but found it unusable after about 15 lb, except maybe in a real pinch for up to 30 min max, usually with soreness afterwards. This is normal for a stretchy wrap, it's very common for a Moby/boba/K'tan stretch material wrap to get uncomfortable after about 15 lbs, they...

@juragankacang We put a cheap infantino on our registry and I got a Ktan secondhand for cheap, so I didn't put a lot of thought into choosing at first. Once I fell in love with baby wearing, then I read a lot, borrowed from friends, and then bought a bunch of carriers secondhand to try out. My...

@jonswater I do this, too! It's a fun little game, it's got me considering trying to become an educator some day

@kayleey_your_moon Oh that makes me feel a little better, then. I haven't been able to try my CBB meh dai back carry again yet, but I might follow up with you when I try again if that's okay! I think it would be really fun to get to help people find the perfect carrier.

@kayleey_your_moon Honestly, spending more time here and as my collection grows, I've been wanting to look into getting certified. I was trying to find the time to post a question here for all the certified educators asking their stories about how they got into it. I was looking forward to your...

@kayleey_your_moon I'm so sorry to see you go! I wanted to post a few times just saying thank you for all your help because I see you get downvoted and it makes me so sad. I've been going through a rough time with family and I've been spending a lot more time here just as a little escape. I'd...

Oh meant to say that a standard Tula is pretty easy to find used at about $40. If baby is 9 percent in height it may be longer until you can use it (I've heard some say their baby didn't fit until 9 months old). It is simpler than the other two, no snaps or cinching because it is not meant for...

@ioanc A standard Tula will last until 2 yrs or longer, babies usually don't fit in them until about 6 months. They only front and back carry. If baby is petite, it is likely he won't fit in it right now, unless he is quite tall. Neither Explore or FTG is likely to last until 3-4 yrs old...