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Newborn wrap with inner pouch in Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling (possible from day one)
Newborn cradle wrap with Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling (possible from day one)
Newborn cradle with Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling (possible from day one)
Crossed Carry in Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling (possible from day one if head is supported by fabric. Advised from 6 weeks on) There are several variations on tying this crossed Carry. It can also be done as a cross waist carry.
Diaper Free Babies: This is perfect for parents practicing natural infant hygiene. Babies used to the EC (Elimination Communication) can be easily popped in and out of this hold. For the natural infant hygiene or elimination communication the Storchenwiege baby sling works the best. The fabric stretches around your baby and embraces your baby but is "poppable" and silky and allows you to slide your baby in and out quickly for those elimination communication needs right away. This is also a great hold for running errands as it can be left on and nicely stays in place.
Backpack carry with extra shoulder support in Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling. (possible from 6 weeks on if experienced with sling, otherwise about 2 -3 month old)
Simple backpack carry with Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling. (possible from 6 weeks on if experienced with sling, otherwise 2-3 month or older)
Simple backpack carry with Inka pattern Storchenwiege baby sling. Great with a toddler and because of the special weave, still comfortable as it distributes the weight evenly on your shoulders and supports your child better than other slings on the market. Does not stretch enough to constantly having to retie it like other wrap slings on the market. This makes it the perfect choice for a one sling family 0-5 years old.
Hip carry with Leo red Storchenwiege baby sling. Possible with newborn up to ...whenever they get to heavy for you.
Hip carry with newborn in Ulli pattern Storchenwiege baby sling. Some mother's favorite position to nurse in.
Crossed backpack carry with Storchenwiege Inka baby sling. (Possible from 6 weeks, mainly with help getting your baby in it, up to 5 or 6 years old, depending on the weight of your baby and your strenghts).
Newborn wrap with outside pouch in Storchenwiege Vicky baby sling(Possible from day 1)
Hip carry using a longer Storchenwiege baby sling with slide knot (possible from day 1)

kangaroo carry (newborn on)
Back carry with spread out fabric in front (once you muster up the courage to try back carries)
Back carry with shoulder support crossed under baby's bum (when baby can sit)
Wiggle back carry. For the children who like to wiggle a lot and push up on your hip to see over your shoulder.
Nursing in a wrap
Nuring in a Wrap is a dream. No other baby carrier or baby sling can give you the variations and comfort when nursing your baby on the go.




The Storchenwiege baby sling works great for twins and multiples as
well. We suggest getting a 5.2m and a smaller size 4.1m or 3.6m for the
most variations. Most baby carriers or baby slings will not give you
quite the same variety. We do suggest getting two slings so you have
the option of having somebody else carry one of the twins at times.
Unfortunately our twins are already to big to be carried in a sling,
both are adults and have children so what you see is one twin with a
child and dolls. Although we had twins in every generation as far back
as it has been documented, we have not had twins in this generation
yet. If we do we'll be sure to take better pictures.
This is what you can do with one long sling.




One back, one front cross carry. One sling.

Two Cross Carries, one sling.
Two hip carries, one sling. Waist cross carry.

The Storchenwiege baby sling is the perfect secure solution for twins and multiples. The Storchenwiege has more twin sling solutions than any other kind of carrier on top of being comfortable and beautiful.
Using two slings





Triplets
Using 3 slings.
using 2 slings