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Have them hang on to both of your feet so you are facing the way you want to flip (make sure they are strong!!) and make sure that the first couple times you have a really good tumbling coach! And then, have the person hanging onto you push up, and partly to the front, and make sure that they use their LEGS so they don't hurt their backs, and then do a front flip! This should be helpful, it helped me!! Be careful an make sure to have a good tumbling coach!!
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