Lauren using DRS2S in the lending library's Cari Slings. Size: 5-7
Double Rebozo Shoulder to Shooulder (DRS2S) is a really fancy carry! It looks tricky but is really quite simple. The unique chest belt is a great alternative to ruck straps, secures baby quickly and keeps baby high on your back. There are no bulky knots digging into your chest, and you can tie in front or behind you. This carry is very secure and it is a supportive carry for leaners and toddlers. If you use leg passes, this will be a great carry for leg-straighteners as well.
Tutorials:
DRS2S with a chest belt
DRS2S compared to Double Hammock
Tips:
Up next: Christina's Ruckless Carry
Happy Babywearing!
Crystal Knezek, ABE
Double Rebozo Shoulder to Shooulder (DRS2S) is a really fancy carry! It looks tricky but is really quite simple. The unique chest belt is a great alternative to ruck straps, secures baby quickly and keeps baby high on your back. There are no bulky knots digging into your chest, and you can tie in front or behind you. This carry is very secure and it is a supportive carry for leaners and toddlers. If you use leg passes, this will be a great carry for leg-straighteners as well.
Tutorials:
DRS2S with a chest belt
DRS2S compared to Double Hammock
Tips:
- When pulling the second rebozo pass up to tuck into the chest pass, remember to go up and over the chest pass to complete the carry.
- Spread the wrap over your shoulders for extra support if you want.
- If your little one is trying to straighten his or her legs, stand up as soon as you have finished the first half knot on your chest. This will usually help to stop the straightening.
Up next: Christina's Ruckless Carry
Happy Babywearing!
Crystal Knezek, ABE
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