Did you say ergonomic?
No compromise is made on the support of the back and on the safety of Baby thanks to the positioning and the unique weaving mode of Love Radius..
Baby's morphology is respected, comfort is guaranteed.
portez physiologique dès la naissance mettez et enlevez bébé sans défaire le nœud mains libres au quotidien allaitement discret
Le portage ultime de 0 à 36 mois
Petit budget pour un portage en tout confort
Carrying in a sling reduces reflux and colic, helps the sleep, brings support and security.
Babywearing enriches non-verbal communication, stimulates cognitive and émotional development, and helps regulate temperature.
Stay active by keeping your hands free on a daily basis, stay tuned to Baby, and preserve your privacy in this unique period of your lives.
our slings are also recognized as healthy for baby's hips by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI)..
No compromise is made on the support of the back and on the safety of Baby thanks to the positioning and the unique weaving mode of Love Radius..
Baby's morphology is respected, comfort is guaranteed.
Wear lightly in the front with the BASIC
With the basic knot on the Original JPMBB and BASIC, remove and put Baby back on without undoing the knot.
From this knot, put Baby in several positions: front, side or back, depending on age and needs.
Many other positions besides the basic knot are also possible..
And if you do not want to tie a knot while wanting to keep a physiological babywearing, our ring sling The Little Wrap Without A Knot will be your best friend..
BASIC |
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| 7 colors | 7 colors |
| 3,5 to 9kg | 3,5 to 14kg |
| Front Carry | Front, Side, Back Carry |
| Light, airy, at a low price! | The ultimate wrap, all positions, with storage pocket |
| Babywrap weight: 800g | Babywrap weight: 1kg |
| From 49€ | 75€ |
Madeleine P, de Limoges
Le meilleur moyen de portage
Cette écharpe de portage est le meilleur moyen de portage que j'ai essayé, la charge est répartie sur le dos et les hanches, pas de douleur et mon bébé est hyper bien dedans
I liked : Doux, Confortable
✔ Yes, I recommend this product.
Christophe L, de Tourcoing
Parfait
Écharpe porte bébé basic parfaite de l'avis de ma fille ????
I liked : Simplicité d’utilisation , Rapidité d’expédition , Prix
✔ Yes, I recommend this product.
Prescillia A, de Marseille
Très bien
En soit je suis ravie de mon achat sauf qu’il avait un trou j’ai écrit au service client qui ne m’a jamais répondu J’ai essayé de les contacter je n’ai jamais eu personée
✔ Yes, I recommend this product.
Mathilde P, de Luz-saint-sauveur
Simple et bonne qualité
✔ Yes, I recommend this product.
Jessica L, de Loisy-sur-marne
Vraiment très utile !
Écharpe très agréable à porter, très utile pour bébé. Un peu dur à mettre au début, il faut s’entraîner pour aller rapidement quand bebe a besoin !!
I liked : Matière Agréable, Très utile pour porter bébé , Sav très réactif
I liked less : Assez cher , Pas simple au début a utiliser
✔ Yes, I recommend this product.
Most stretchy wraps are 100% cotton, but the JPMBB wrap is 95% cotton and 5% Spandex. This makes the cotton fiber (which isn't naturally flexible) stretch and avoids sagging, even after an intensive use or when wearing a heavy kid.
Most wraps «stretch» only because they're rib knit (the fabric stretches like an accordion) and not because of the fibers they're made of. Those fabrics have no «memory» and cannot stretch vertically, horizontally and diagonally.
The fabric is knit only and exclusively for JPMBB. Although there are many other stretchy wraps, JPMBB doesn't compare with any of them.
The JPMBB wrap is the only one that stretches in every direction: vertically, horizontally and diagonally. This makes Pocket Wrap Cross Carry more flexible than with other fabrics. Even if there are several layers of fabric in this carry, Baby is held evenly with a harmonious tension, while the lower layers of fabric keep their stretch.
Woven, 100% cotton wraps (cross twill) can only stretch a bit diagonally. They are soft and firm at the same time, that's optimum for Baby's and wrapper's comfort in Kangaroo Carries, where there's only one layer of fabric on Baby's back.
Knit, 100% cotton wraps that only stretch lengthwise aren't ideal for Cradle Carries that need the fabric to stretch widthwise. This uneven stretch, and the fact that they are often quite narrow, makes them harder to use with a bigger Baby.
The fact that the stretch comes from the weaving and not the fiber can lead to sagging when the wrap is used frequently with a heavier child.
The JPMBB wrap is very dense and can be used to wear children from birth up to 14kg, even on long periods of time. For big, tall children, we recommend back carries.
Care instructions: machine wash cold, air dry, hot iron, no bleach. No fabric likes tumble drying: treat your wrap as if it were your favorite shirt.
To carry baby, there are several types of wrap:
-woven wraps: non-stretchable, they have a firm hold and don't allow you to tie a knot beforehand. The knot must be made at the same time as you install baby.
- knitted wraps: this is what we do at Love Radius. They're stretchy and form a second-skin effect cocoon around baby. They allow you to make the "basic knot" before putting baby in, for greater safety and ease. You can put baby in and out of the wrap without undoing the knot :)
- slings: knotless slings that adjust with rings!
To make your choice between the BASIC and the Originale JPMBB:
The «stronger shoulder» is a pedagogical concept used to give the wrapper instructions when he first tries wrapping, all the while preserving the habits and reflexes he / she already developed when caring for Baby.
During our workshops, we ask parents to hold a weighed doll - spontaneously, without any further instructions. The shoulder on which they instinctively put Baby is the one we'll consider the «stronger» shoulder.
We noticed that it's easier to start wrapping this way.
When using carries that begin from Pre-Tied Advanced PWCC (Vertical / Seated Cradle or Front positions), the upper strap is on the stronger shoulder, so we begin with putting Baby on this shoulder and then we put him in the lower strap that's on the opposite side. The wrapper will find that it's easier and will be more confident trying these new moves.
This whole stronger shoulder concept is important for wrapping a newborn in Pre-Tied Advanced PWCC.
When using Hip Carries, people tend to get mixed up and think the stronger shoulder is on the side of the hip that Baby sits on, but that's not necessarily true. So attention must be paid to the hip we want the Baby to sit on, not only to the stronger shoulder. In this case, if using One-Shoulder Hip Carry (front PWCC), you may need to switch the side of the superior strap.
The wrap can support baby's head but doesn't have to cover it.
Before your baby reaches 4 months:
The wrap must support his head (in a Vertical / Seated Cradle Carry with a one month-old for example) from behind his neck, especially if you're walking and he's asleep.
In front carries, with his spine in a curve, his head is naturally supported as it lies against the wrapper (be careful to relieve tensions as it falls to his chest or turns to the side).
Baby's airway should be clear at all times.
After 4 months, when baby has good head control:
As his neck becomes more mobile, he probably won't like having fabric on his head when he's awake, but you can try and put the wrap on his head when he is asleep.
