6.- Piggyback Baby Back Wrap From whenever child can get on you piggyback, best after about one year old.

6-1. Baby climbs on wearer in a piggyback fashion, while wearer opens rebozo ready to swing it onto baby in back.

6-2. As in traditional baby back wrap, wearer swings shawl in a half circle to rest (now over baby) on her back and holds both top and bottom rebozo edges taut, one end going over her shoulder, the other around her waist.

6-3. Having tied the double knot in front to hold baby on, wearer is checking that babe is in sitting position with rebozo taut underneath, and may open baby's legs to straddle her (wearer's) waist if he wants to remain on back.

In this variation, the babe and shawl unit have been twisted around to the front, and the knot travels to the upper back: baby's legs may straddle wearer's hip, or be left to hang loose as seen here. I found leaving a bigger baby on back the most comfortable for us both most of the time; in special circumstances, a prompt shift to the front is available.