Adjustable, stylish baby slings and carriers that everybody loves to wear!

Over your Arm.

Over your Head.

On to your Shoulder Cap.

Find your Pocket.

Find Your pocket Make
sure it is open

To start.

Place receiving blanket
over baby.

Bring baby down in a cradle hold (in arms)
postion and open the pocket.

Let baby's bum fall into the pocket
naturaly. Hold the front of the pocket and gently
bounce baby down ito the pocket.

Pull the receiving blanket out and over
the sling edge to keep the pocket open.

This is how the sling should look across your back.

Simply lower the pocket to the breast.

To come to the second breast just swing the baby over to the other breast (like a "football" hold).

Bring baby's feet up into a cross legged position.

Let baby fall into the pocket naturally. Bounce baby lightly into the pocket.

Once baby is in the pocket adjust the front rail as needed.

To start.

Put baby on hip and put baby's first leg into the pocket of the sling.

Put baby's back leg into the sling.

Bring the pocket fabric up baby's back for full support.

NOw tighten the top rail to make sure the baby is nice and close to your body.

And this is your final result.

To start

Put baby's legges through both sides of the pocket of the sling.

Make sure the fabric is all the way under baby's bum and up to the back the the baby's knees. Make sure to spread the fabric all the way up the baby's back.

This is your end results.

Start with baby in the hip hold position. MAke sure you start with the ring VERY high on the should to end up with proper placement.

Gently swing baby onto your back back, like so.

This is what you should look like from behind (but with a toddler).

Now simply tuck the taill away.

This the look from the front.

Always make sure that baby's bum is LOWER than baby's knees. This will provide baby with the maximum comfort.

This is the PROPER alignment of baby in the sling. Make sure baby has nice alignment in the sling. To do this make sure baby's chin is not pressed firmly into their chest. This will naturally happen to a small degree but watch for signeds of HEAVY breathing, grunting, and a greneral discomfort.

This is the WRONG positioning because baby is to far forward. A baby in this alignment will have reduced oxygen flow which is unsafe.

This is where the sling SHOULD be positioned on your shoulder.

This is the WRONG positioning of the sling on the shoulder.