The Love Radius Baby Wraps products
What is the difference between the BASIC and Original JPMB wrap?
You are looking for a sling and hesitate between our two leading stretchy wraps: the BASIC and the Original JPMBB? We will help you to make your choice. Some characteristics differ besides the price: The BASIC: shorter, less wide and without pocket. It is the little sister of the JPMBB Original! 4.6 m long and 50 cm wide. It can be worn in front from birth and up to 9 kg. Weight BASIC wrap : 800 g, composition : 95% Cotton and 5% Elastane ThFew readersHow to choose between the 4 baby wraps?
The BASIC wrap: shorter, less wide than the Original and without pocket measures 4.6m long and 50cm wide, for a weight of 800 grams. It can be worn in front from birth and up to 9kg. The Original JPMBB : longer and wider than the BASIC, measuring 4.9m and 70cm wide. It can be carried from birth to 14kg in front, side and back and weighs 1kg. It has a coloured or not coloured pockeFew readersAre your baby wraps stretchy or woven?
Our Basic baby wrap and JPMBB Original baby wrap are stretchy and non-woven wraps. Thanks to their composition (95% cotton and 5% elastane), they have the particularity of being homogeneously flexible in a star shape: diagonally, lengthwise and widthwise. Stretchable in all directions! Our Little Wrap Without A KnotFew readersWhat is the difference between the No Knot Little Wrap (NKLW) and the No Knot Woven Wrap (NKWW)?
The main difference is that the fabric of the NKLW is knitted and stretchy, whereas that of the NKWW is woven and less stretchy. In practical terms, this gives a different carrying sensation: second-skin, very enveloping feeling for the NKLW firm support without bounce for the NKWW which can be more comfortable for a heavier baby The NKWW is also wider than the NKLW and can support your larger, heavier baby with maximum comfort. The NKLW is double-sided, two-tone and reversibleFew readersHow much weight can I carry in a BASIC wrap?
The BASIC wrap has been laboratory tested to carry up to 14kg. However, for optimal comfort, we recommend up to 9kg.Few readersWhat is the material of the Little Wrap Without A Knot?
The PESN is made from Central European beech cellulose viscose (a soft and light material, perfect to be used as a baby wrap for the summer). This wrap is Oekotex100 certifiedFew readersWhat is the material of the JPMBB Original?
The fabric of the JPMBB Original was created specifically for babywearing by Love Radius and is different from clothing fabrics or knitted wrap on the market. It has a density of approximately 300 grams per m2. This makes it possible to offer a durable product that does not stretch or deform over time. (In comparison, take a pantyhose. Some are thin and transparent. They break down faster than a more opaque with more material.) Composed of 95% cotton and 5% elastane and Oekotex100 knit, this aFew readersWhat's the difference between JPMBB Original and Short Original?
The JPMBB Original can be carried from birth to 14kg front, back and side for beginners and experts alike. It allows you to tie the basic knot (which then allows you to get out and put the baby without undoing the knot). The JPMBB Original Short is more intended for users accustomed to back knotting. It is ideal for carrying a baby from 6 months and does not allow the basic knot to be tied. The JPMBB Original can be carried from birth to 14kg front, back and side for beginners and experts aliFew readersWhat is the material of BASIC?
The BASIC fabric was created specifically for babywearing by Love Radius and is different from clothing fabrics or knitted wraps on the market. It has a density of about 300 grams per m2. This makes it possible to offer a durable product that does not stretch or deform over time. (In comparison, take a pantyhose. Some are thin and transparent. They break down faster than a more opaque with more material.) Composed of 95% cotton and 5% elastane and Oekotex100 knit, this allows the wrap to envelFew readersWhat is the difference between the standard Little Wrap Without A Knot and the XL?
The Little Wrap Without A Knot Standard version is suitable for wearers who wear clothes (tee-shirt, sweater, jacket) from size XS to XL. Beyond that, we recommend the XL version, especially if the wearer is over 110kg. To find out more : What is the material of the PESN?Few readersWhat is the PAD for the Little Wrap Without A Knot?
The PAD is a small fleece pad sold as an option with the Little Wrap Without A Knot. It allows you to hide the rings for more discretion while protecting the baby's head and fingers from contact with them. To wash, we recommend using a damp cloth.Few readersAre your products organic?
We have in our range, the BASIC wrap which is made of organic cotton fibers and GOTS certified (a label that certifies that the textile is organic and ecological). gots.pngFew readersAre the babywraps stretch?
The Love Radius wraps (JPMBB Original and BASIC) are designed as a hybrid between woven and knitted, it is not a simple stretch wrap. There are several stretch / soft wraps. Some are simple cotton jersey, not very wide and indeed not very durable. The little wrap without a knot offers light cushioning. While having real and secure support, you and baby can have free movement, especially the carrying shoulder.Few readers
In practice
What is the "belly to belly" position in a baby wrap?
The "belly to belly" also called "belly from 3 months" is a symmetrical and centered carrying in which baby is within kissing range. It can be done around 3-4 months when baby can change the side of his head while sleeping. The sling spread out from one knee to the other allows him a wide seat adapted to his morphology. Capturedecran2022-02-02a10.53.52.png frame (//www.Some readersMy baby doesn't like to have her head covered when she is awake in the wrap. Should I cover it?
Baby's head doesn't necessarily need to be completely covered (some children can't stand having fabric on their head) but before 4 months, the head should be kept on at least up to the top of the ear.Some readersIs my baby wrap too tight for my baby?
Baby should be contained but the fabric should not be too loose or too tight. The airways should be kept clear. If you feel your baby is tight and need some slack, we invite you to watch the video Do not hesitate to send us pictures in private message or to the address sav@love-radius.comSome readersHow to keep my sleeping child's head when back carry in a wrap?
When your baby is in the Double Back Hammock and has fallen asleep, you can cover his or her head with the strap on the side where it leans. To do this, grasp the top edge of the strap as close to your child's head as possible. Pull it up to release some of the fabric. Slip the excess over Baby's head (over his hair, not his face). The manoeuvre can be made easier if you lean forward a little to bring your baby's head towards you. Important: When the baby is sleeping, his limbs relax, youFew readersComparison: woven wrap and Love Radius stretchy wrap
To carry your baby, there are two types of wraps: woven wraps or stretchy knitted wraps, also called stretch wraps. It is important to know that these two types of wraps allow a physiological wearing for your baby. But what are their differences? We enlight you. Knitted babywraps called stretchy wraps StretchywrapJPBMMOriginal.jpg They can be 100% cotton and be stretchyFew readersCan baby fall/slide out of the wrap?
If you are in a hurry... If you follow the advice and safety rules in the instructions, this is impossible. The sling and the baby carrier hold your baby under your buttocks, between your legs, on your back, shoulders and neck. This fear stems from a lack of knowledge about baby slings. Parents will gradually gain confidence in this technique as they become more familiar with this tool. Like any other carrying method, the use of a wrap requires learning the knots and positions that they aFew readersWhat is the "profile sitting" position in a wrap?
This position is suitable for newborns. It allows more visibility for a curious little one when awake but is also reassuring when sleeping. It is a position adapted to give the bottle for example. Capturedecran2022-02-02a10.48.43.pngFew readersMy baby does not like the lying down position for breastfeeding in a wrap. What should I do?
We can distinguish two periods: Before 3 months, your baby cannot hold his head and breastfeeding in a sitting position will be less easy to achieve: - Maybe your baby doesn't like having fabric on his head. You can try the lower strap and see if you notice an improvement. - Make sure you take your baby's feet out of the straps: if they are caught in the straps, your child may arch his back when pushing with his feet, which contributes to his irritation. A hungry child may show some signsFew readersShould I wash my wrap / sling before using it?
We recommend it but it is not mandatory. Whether you have a JPMBB Original, Basic or Little Wrap Without A Knot wrap the instructions are the same. Washing instructions: 30° gentle cycle, air dry, no bleach. No textile likes the dryer, treat your wrap like your favorite t-shirt.Few readersHow do I hold my baby's head with the Little Wrap Without A Knot?
Here is a step-by-step video on how to properly hold baby's head. You can also create a small coil to hold the head. Very practical when baby is sleeping or before 4 months when he can't hold his head. Pass the part that comes out of the rings under the child's neck and lock it under your armpit. Take hold of the top hem of the wrap. Fold it over the side to wrap it in and form a padded coil under the baby's neck. No sooner said than done! frame (//www.youtube-nocookie.com/embeFew readersWhat to do with excess sling fabric?
After you've installed your sling, whether it's the No Knot Little Wrap or the No Knot Woven Wrap, you may have some excess fabric “hanging out”. Good news, it can have other uses! The excess fabric (the tie) can eventually become an additional “cushion”: under the buttocks for added support behind the nape of the neck to provide extra support for the head, without impeding movement around the rings to protect baby's mouth and handsFew readersHow do I know my strong shoulder? Why should I know it?
The concept of a strong shoulder is pedagogical, the goal is to give the carrier the indications on his first carries while keeping his habits and reflexes already acquired with the baby. During a workshop, we ask the parents to spontaneously hold a weighted baby, without any other indication from the instructor. The shoulder spontaneously chosen is the one we will consider as "strong". We notice that it is easier for the carrier to start carrying the baby this way. In a positioning from thFew readersWhat is the "off-centered" position in a sling / wrap?
Ideal for newborns, the "off-centered" position in a wrap allows baby to have a well rounded back and his knees are up. Baby's hands are in line with his body and he can easily put them in his mouth. Capturedecran2022-02-02a10.46.15.pngFew readersBaby stands up straight, is toned in the Little Wrap Without A Knot?
It is sometimes difficult to get the back of a very toned baby to roll up. The cloth should roll around the buttocks, thighs and down to the knees (like when you tuck a mattress into the sheet). The fabric will tuck him so tightly that you will feel him against you. His feet will then be obligatorily outside. Try carrying baby with both hands: support the buttocks with the whole forearm, support the back and neck with the other hand and bring the knees up. Can baby roll up? If so, great! ReFew readersMy wrap has the edges that roll. Is this problematic? How to unroll them?
Indeed, the presence of elastane in the fabric of our babywraps gives these edges which roll. We consider this to be rather an advantage when in use as the edges always roll towards the wrong side of the fabric. Without even looking, you can tell if your fabric is inside out or right side up. This is important to avoid tournicotis (turning the fabric on itself without doing it on purpose) by raising the upper strap on baby for example. We also recommend washing the wrap before using it for theFew readersHow to put baby on my back in a wrap?
Two solutions: Option n°1: You can opt for the "Handed back carry (two people)" position. Ideal to start back carrying. You start with the basic knot made upside down, with the crossing of the straps on your chest. Thus the knot is already made. With the help of another adult, the installation is easier. Option n°2, "backpacking", video below. You can opt for the back carry if babFew readersHow should the legs be positioned with the Little Wrap Without a Knot?
It all depends on the age of your baby and the posture in which you are carrying it! In classic prone, an infant will have the knees folded against his belly and the toes that touch each other while a larger child may have the knees that embrace the wearer. In off-center prone or sitting in profile for a toddler, the legs will be turned in the same direction!Few readersHow do I prevent the rings from dropping when I adjust the Little Wrap Without A Knot?
Here is a step-by-step guide to prevent the rings from dropping when you adjust the LWWK Don't forget to offer support to the baby when adjusting the LWWK, don't hesitate if you need it :-) To go further on the LWWK settings : How do I hold my baby's head with the Little Wrap Without A Knot?Few readersHow do I know if my baby's knees are not too far apart in a wrap / sling ?
Before 3-4 months: the baby's knees should be at the same width as the pelvis, the ankles in line with the knees. When carrying with arms, you can observe that he gathers on the chest of the carrier, this is a good indication of the most physiological position for him. Around 3 to 4 months: when the baby's motor skills progress and he can grasp his ankles, he naturally opens his pelvis more and his knees "embrace" the carrier more than before. This is when you can remove the booster seaFew readersShould I think about the strong shoulder to carry on the back or on the side?
For a back or side carry, you need to find out which is your strong hip; the one you like to sit on when you hold your baby. It doesn't have to be the same side as your strong shoulder. You'll need to look at your habits before you start carrying on your side or on your back. To go further : - How do I know my strong shoulder? All video tutorialsFew readersWhat is the basic knot used for?
The JPMBB Original and BASIC allow you to tie a knot before installing baby. Called "Basic Knot", it will then allow you to put on and take out baby without undoing it. So you'll never have fabric lying around on the floor and your hands free to focus on during setup. Perfect for beginners! This basic knot is a special feature of Love Radius' self-tie wraps. This way, depending on the baby's age and needs, you can place baby in several positions.Few readersCan I wear in a wheelchair?
The baby wrap is tied at the height of the waist, the hips, you can also lower it on the buttocks if you want or raise it on the stomach. You don't need to use your legs to tie the knot, everything happens with your upper body. There is no reason why you can't tie the knot sitting down. It is necessary to have a little space between the lower back and the back of the seat during the knot's placement and a little space on the sides. TheFew readersWhy pay so much for pieces of fabric?
A quality sling or baby carrier is expensive, precisely because it is not a simple piece of fabric: the material is important to guarantee a comfortable and safe carrying (for example our wrap are stretch with a star-shaped elasticity (both length/width/diagonal) to allow a good support and to fit baby's body. And if you are really hesitating because of the price, why not put the baby carrier on the birth list?Few readersHow do I wash my babywraps?
The maintenance of your sling is important. It is possible to clean it in the washing machine! We recommend washing at 30°, then spinning gently at 500 rpm. To dry, lay as flat as possible, in the open air but also away from the sun. And above all, no tumble dryer :)Few readersHow to wash the rings of the Little Wrap Without A Knot?
You must remove the pan in order to have the entire length of the wrap held by the rings. It is not possible to remove the rings because the fabric is sewn all around. They are not afraid of washing. (If you want, you can put the wrap in a small canvas bag for more protection when going through the washing machine). For information, washing is done at 30 ° C, gentle spin (500 turns), and the dryer is not recommended! laveranneauxpesn.jpeg (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/websiFew readersWhen to change the position of the head in a sling?
At birth and until about 2 months, baby cannot change the position of his head by himself. We advise you to do it for him, even when he is sleeping, to avoid tension.Few readersIs knotting too complex?
Tying a knot with a self-tie sling and slipping your baby in takes one to three minutes when you are used to it. The Love Radius babywrap (The JPMBB Original or BASIC) allows you to tie the knot beforehand and put on and take off the baby without re-tying. It’s not much more complicated than tying your laces. Tutorial videos, workshops, FAQs, Users' Corner and our social networks: you are never alone with your wrap if you have a doubt or a need. It is also quite possible to learn on your own,Few readersHow to consolidate a hole on my baby wrap?
Rest assured, it is only an aesthetic defect that will never alter the quality of your carrying. You can, for aesthetic reasons always, consolidate the small hole. For the next time, make sure, when you put on the third layer, to grab it by the pocket, with your fingers on the label for the JPMBB Original and just by the label for the BASIC.Few readersIs it possible to breastfeed in Little Wrap Without A Knot?
Of course :) You can even breastfeed discreetly thanks to the fabric panel. Here's how to do it on this video:Few readersWhile breastfeeding in a sling, I feel that my baby is too close to my breast. How can I be at ease?
When baby is in the nursing position in the wrap (in a cradle) with his head covered, he may be disturbed by the enveloping sensation provided by the strap that holds his head. You should: release her head from the strap and support her with your forearm. give slack to the strap that supports her head by pulling it forward from her back put more fabric under Baby's neck so that the strap opens a little more on the wearer's shoulder.Few readersShould we cover baby's feet in a sling?
The fabric of the JPMBB Original was created specifically for babywearing by Love Radius and is different from clothing fabrics or knitted wrap on the market. It has a density of approximately 300 grams per m2. This makes it possible to offer a durable product that does not stretch or deform over time. (In comparison, take a pantyhose. Some are thin and transparent. They break down faster than a more opaque with more material.) Composed of 95% cotton and 5% elastane and Oekotex100 knit, this aFew readers