How to Use a Boba Wrap: Step-by-Step Babywearing Guide (Australia)

How to Use a Boba Wrap: Step-by-Step Babywearing Guide (Australia)

How to Use a Boba Wrap: Step-by-Step Babywearing Guide (Australia)

Learn how to tie and wear your Boba baby wrap safely and comfortably

There’s nothing quite like keeping your newborn close. Babywearing helps your little one feel calm and connected — and gives you the freedom to move through your day with ease.

In this simple guide, we’ll show you how to use your Boba wrap safely, how to find the perfect fit, and how to wear your baby in a way that feels comfortable and secure — for both of you.

Shop the full Boba Wrap Collection at Zoe Sage and discover hands-free comfort from birth to 12 months.


Why Choose a Boba Wrap?

Boba wraps are made from soft, eco-friendly organic cotton and bamboo blends that stretch and support your baby’s body in a natural “M” position. They’re ideal for newborns up to 12 months (16kg) and allow you to:

  • Go hands-free while keeping baby close and calm
  • Encourage healthy hip development and secure attachment
  • Share babywearing between partners, grandparents, and caregivers
  • Breastfeed discreetly and comfortably on the go

How to Tie Your Boba Wrap – Step-by-Step

Step 1: Find the Centre

Locate the Boba logo tag — this marks the centre of the wrap. Place it flat against your chest.

Step 2: Cross the Ends Over Your Back

Bring each side of the wrap over your shoulders so it crosses on your back. The fabric should form an "X" and spread wide for comfort.

Step 3: Cross Under the Centre Panel

Take both ends across your front and thread them under the centre section (the one with the logo). Pull down gently to create tension and wrap snugly.

Step 4: Cross Again and Tie

Bring the fabric around your waist, cross again at the back (or front if you prefer), and tie securely in a double knot. The wrap should feel snug but not restrictive.

Step 5: Place Baby in the Wrap

- Start by sliding baby’s legs into the inner cross (the side closest to your body). - Support baby’s back and head as you bring the outer cross over. - Finish by pulling the centre panel (logo section) over baby’s back and shoulders for full support.

Babywearing Safety Checklist

Always follow the T.I.C.K.S. Babywearing Guidelines for safe carrying:

  • T – Tight: The wrap should hold your baby snugly against your body.
  • I – In View: Always keep baby’s face visible.
  • C – Close Enough to Kiss: Baby’s head should be close to your chin.
  • K – Keep Chin Off Chest: Maintain an open airway.
  • S – Supported Back: Baby’s spine should be naturally curved, not slumped.

These principles ensure your baby’s comfort, safety, and easy breathing throughout the day.

How Long Can I Wear My Baby?

You can use your Boba wrap from birth to approximately 12 months (16kg). As your baby grows, you can transition to a Boba Bliss Carrier for added structure and support.

Can I Breastfeed in a Boba Wrap?

Yes — many parents find breastfeeding easier in a wrap once they’re confident with positioning. Simply loosen the fabric slightly and lower baby to breast height, maintaining support behind their back and neck.

Shop Boba Wraps Online in Australia

Ready to try babywearing? Explore the full range of Boba wraps at Zoe Sage. Choose from Boba Classic, Boba Serenity, and Boba Bliss for the perfect fit and feel. Enjoy free shipping Australia-wide on orders over $100.


FAQ – Boba Wraps Australia

Are Boba wraps safe for newborns?

Yes. Boba wraps are designed for use from birth and support your baby’s natural “M” position.

How tight should a Boba wrap be?

The wrap should be snug enough to hold baby close without restricting breathing — tight enough that baby won’t slump when you lean forward.

Can dads or grandparents use Boba wraps?

Absolutely. Boba wraps are fully adjustable, making them perfect for sharing between family members.

What’s the difference between Boba Classic and Serenity Wraps?

The Classic is 100% cotton for all seasons, while Serenity uses a bamboo blend for extra softness and breathability.