Sentences with phrase «waist belt so»

That's why the Boba Carrier features a large zipper pocket on the waist belt so you can carry all the little odds and ends right along with your little one.

Not exact matches

The running belt leash: This running belt leash is my favorite way to run because the leash ties around your waist so it's hands free.

We expected more from this baby carrier considering that feature, so it was very disappointing the conclusion that the waist belt only holds the baby to your body.

Or you can take the back off once they hit 40 pounds and have them only elevated so that the vehicle seat belt fits properly across their shoulder and waist.

Step 5: Now, tie the waist belt to the back so that it can tighten the straps by pulling.

The velcro waist belt (has a small pocket) is made wide with an additional safety buckle to help stabilize the hipseat so you can confidently move with your baby.

To use your carrier in infant mode, you'll need to roll up the waist band and rethread the belt buckles, which is not the easiest to do, so it's not ideal to use the same carrier simultaneously for two different aged children.

Bring baby to your chest and separate his or her legs so that they wrap around you and hang over the waist belt.

The Comfort Carrier features an adjustable, ergonomic waist belt that distributes the child's weight to the wearer's hips, so parents can carry older and heavier children more comfortably.

It wasn't too bad to tighten the waist belt because I could just twist the carrier around so the buckle was in front of me, tighten, and then twist it back so the carrier was centred.

Once he or she is in place and you have locked the safety lock, buttoned up the headrest and, if applicable, the leg straps, you can adjust the shoulder strap and waist belt (so that it is comfortable for you and your baby).

Narrow base carriers can be hard on your back and not as comfortable long term so look for one that is ergonomic and has a waist belt.

I may add belt loops just to take up the slack around the waist so drafts are not going in.

The clip belt on waist is much better than velcro ans means you can adjuat even when baby in carrier so thumbs up there Lighter too as less padding bit hope that hasnt compromised baby confort?

The waist belt is also detachable, so you don't have to deal with extra straps flapping around.

This belt can fit waist sizes from 29 - 46 inches, so it is a good choice for most users.

The adjustable waist belt (adjusts up to 52 inches) has zippered pockets so you can easily reach for your essentials.

That means an inch onto our waist for every daily burger — so like one belt notch per burger.

The waist section of the dress is belted and the length of the sleeves are three quarters, so the wearer will be able to show off the wrists with ease!

These are great for accentuating the waist without going overboard so accessorize with a belt for added effect.

I also love that it comes with a removable belt so I can cinch in the waist if I want to.

I always have been, having one of those bodies where my waist is quite a bit smaller than my hips and thighs so belts are necessary for keeping my pants up.

A cap - sleeved knee - length dress adorned with a wide belt is so flattering as it cinches the waist.

This one was so fun to wear with my VINCE tennies and a woven JCrew belt tied around the waist.

For the shoot we had them done up at the waist with the matching belt, so to mix it up I styled them today tucked down at the waist.

What I love even more is that the belt isn't attached, so hopefully I can still be rocking my mama bird look belted at the waist postpartum too!

It looks super cool in different lighting and I love that it has belt loops so you can cinch it in at the waist.

In this case we wanted to accentuate the flared jeans and the waist line so we left the jacket open showing off the lovely metal belt.

I just wish they had belt loops because I've always been straight waisted and have no hips so they slide every now and then.»

The belt helps define your waist so you don't get swallowed up by the vest.

The empire style didn't flatter my figure well given that the dress is too long so I added a thick black belt to give definition on my waist.

Belts are meant to give you a waist or hold your pants up, so if an outfit is already fitted, there really is no need for a belt.

Just avoid high - waisted or belted maxis, so as not to focus on the fullness in the middle.

But for this piece, though, the dress fit me with wiggle room to spare both in the bust and in the waist, so ideally I should be swapping my longline bustiers for a push up bra and a cinching belt to balance out the fit a little.

I got some belt holes added to it today so I can wear it tighter on my waist

The dress is actually a bit to wide on the waist, so I used this elastic belt!

Belts (regardless of size) tend to make me feel like I'm gasping for air all day, so I try to create a more defined waist through the natural shape of shirts and dresses.

While a belt or a tie at the waist might do so, you don't want to cinch at your neck or where your scarf falls on your chest.

It's elastic on the waist so a belt isn't totally necessary but it would look okay with or without.

I've not seen anything like the safari look jacket ever as far as I'm aware, it's so beautiful & flattering with the ruffles at the top and the belt thing, that looks almost steampunk < 3 and makes your waist look tiny.

It's a loose non structured skirt that has a thick waist band so the belt fit in perfectly.

While we were photographing I kept feeling the belt migrate upwards (I placed it at my natural waist) so I did have to occasionally adjust it downwards and I think if your tummy underneath the belt sticks out further then try a looser belt or a bigger buckle.

There are so many exciting bag trends this season that I wanted to focus on one that would be perfect for both travellers and fashion lovers alike — the belt bag (otherwise known as the fanny pack) trend that goes around the waist.

So as you can guess I tried the waist belt trend in this look.

I wanted to dress the sandals up a bit so I paired it with a fun black and white striped dress, belted at the waist for some added structure.

OK, I guess it's not that bad... yet... so anyway I added the wine colored fur belt to give a cinched waist look so I will not be overwhelmed in this piece.

«The belt shows off my waist, and the flowy skirt makes it so easy to move in.

Interestingly, thin waist belts actually make my waist look wider, so I only wear them with an open cardigan worn over the to, which will partly obscure the belt and create a vertical central column.

I don't wear garments that are too loose in the waist, so I'm looking for the belt more to break up the large area of my hips when I wear dresses.

I have a very short waist and am an H shape, plus one of my legs is longer than the other making my waist and hips less than perfectly straight, so I have to be careful if I am going to define or highlight the waist... I usually stick to skinny belts and have found that I can not wear cloth belts or scarves as belts at all.