2.- Hip Wrap For baby with good neck control who can sit up, approx. 6 months through toddler.

2-1. Again, begin with the shorter end of the rebozo draped over one shoulder (for variety here we see the opposite shoulder than used in the newborn wrap), and longer end behind the body to the waist.

2-2. Bringing the longer end to the front to be tied to the shorter end in a double knot between wearer's shoulder and breast, here we see the sling created for babe to slip into, a good amount of material that will accommodate various positions.

2-3. Babe can be picked up while wearer stands or sits, and slipped into hip position, straddling wearer's hip with both legs --the weight and shape of baby's bum provides the counter pressure that stretches fabric and keeps rebozo taut. Very comfortable and social for wearer and baby, child's weight rest on wearer's hip, and taking her out of wrap is as quick and easy as putting her in. This wrap also imitates a common way babies of this age are carried when not tied on; with the rebozo, both wearer's hands can be free while child is secure and close.