Best way to tie a moby for newborn

Any ideas anyone? She's now almost 3 weeks old and over 8 pounds if that information is relevant. And as a side point I finally plucked up the courage to start using cloth nappies after the midwife at the hospital put the fear in me about her bellybutton getting infected (which, looking back is probably a load of rubbish )

Penny loved the newborn hold.

http://mobywrap.com/pages/instructions-newborn-hug-hold

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[clothmama]

I've just been looking up as I forgot my instructions!! Found this which is what my written instructions said which is the same as what Lucy said too:

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^^^what they said.

Thanks ladies, will definitely give this a go. I don't like putting her in the buggy when we go out, she seems so far away! And as it turns out I hate my wallaboo pouch sling, she seems so crumpled up in it. Thankfully I only spent £5 on it.

And congrats again @clothmama, your boy looks gorgeous

I can't get on with the ring sling we have been lent but finding the moby hard to tie when it's raining because the tails get wet on the floor when tying x

I'd definitely go with this hold too for a newborn, my LO loved it
@clothsister I found the same thing so when I'm going to use my Moby rather than woven I now put it on before going out. Even if I'm getting in the car I drive with sling already tied, so I can just stick her straight in it when we get to where we're going.

I can't get on with the ring sling we have been lent but finding the moby hard to tie when it's raining because the tails get wet on the floor when tying x

ach! have you been shown in person? I use a ringsling every single day and love it. worth persevering with for sure-nothing like being hands free, able to deal with ups/downs/nappy changes and no bulky sling to think about too. do you start with baby over shoulder and with the rings a few inches down your back the other side and then as you pull/tighten shift baby and rings to the one side in one fluid movement?