The Never Fail Backwrap

Made in the U.S.A. of organic cotton from Texas!

               patent pending

Superior design and sold to satisfied customers since 2005!

Any questions? email at  childrensneeds@digis.net   or call 1-800-476-0701

Comes with instructional DVD for front, hip, the perfect back carry, and nursing option.

The perfect baby wrap for Winter if you do not want to purchase a babywearing coat. Your baby can be in a snow suit and the baby wrap won't slip out from under your baby's bum.

The perfect choice for comfort, ease of use, and adjustability. Works great in the summer when baby doesn't wear a lot of  clothing, if any at all. Other wraps slip from under baby's bum on naked skin, the Never fail won't fail you even when nude.
Can be used from Newborn to 5 years of age. With a newborn the seat needs to be gathered more under your baby's bum and the rails coming over your shoulder need to be twisted more to give baby the right support. It worked quite well with a 6 week old but it does take a minute longer to tie.



The build in seat securily holds your child on your back. No bum popping or slipping ever!

Enjoy the comfort of a wrap with the security of a harness type carrier.

Front - Back - Hip Carries possible

Secure twin baby wrap or baby sling.
Perfect for securely wearing two, one on your back and one in the cross in front.

Never Fail Backwrap secure as kangaroo carry



NeverFail Backwrap comfortable and easy on your back.




NeverFail Backwrap as secure hip carry. Works on either hip.



comfortable and secure, no matter how you wear your Never Fail Baby Back wrap



Easiest, most comfortable and most secure back carry of any back carriers on the market.

As perfect secure twin wrap or sling - cross it in the front and you have a secure cross carry.


The Never Fail Backwrap with chest belt is the most secure back carrier on the market. The shoulder straps won't slide off, making it the one wrap choice for any exercise that has you moving a lot like hiking, biking, walking, horse back riding, monkey bars, and so on.

Always the anatomically correct leg position. For more info http://www.storchenwiege.com/babycarrierresearch.htm