Yes, one of the tricky things about having a sleeping baby on your back is figuring out what to do with her floppy head. My favorite method of dealing with this problem is to have baby really high on my back, then her head can basically lay forward on my shoulder. If baby is in a lower carry and then falls asleep, then I will take one of the pieces of fabric crossing her back and pull it up around her head to support it. Hope this helps!
Seems ok, but I would be concerned about baby’s head. It can slide to the back, can’t it? Just bought baby wrap and have to learn lots of things…
Yes, one of the tricky things about having a sleeping baby on your back is figuring out what to do with her floppy head.
My favorite method of dealing with this problem is to have baby really high on my back, then her head can basically lay forward on my shoulder. If baby is in a lower carry and then falls asleep, then I will take one of the pieces of fabric crossing her back and pull it up around her head to support it. Hope this helps! 
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