Lite-on-Shoulder Baby Sling

Description

Price: $25.00
(as of May 30, 2024 23:48:19 UTC – Details)

Product Description

A baby sling

Seals the surreal moments of cuddles and kisses, that you will always remember …

3 different types of sling tail construction RosyBaby offers:

Closed Tail Sling

Closed tail sling is our staple product that differentiates Lite-on-Shoulder baby slings from other products on the market. This construction provides easy adjustability and a tidy appearance.

Open Tail Sling

Open Tail sling is popular with sling lovers with the Tail fabrics being more adjustable for a snuggly fit and coverage for the baby. cinch 2 rails separately for optimal comfort and fitting.

Fish Tail Sling

Fish Tail is RosyBaby’s innovative tweak to the sling tail. The tail fabrics gathered into 2 strands separated by a knickknack pocket. This tail marries the two predecessors and provides easy handling and more adjustability.

Flatten out the creases in tail fabrics with iron or water before use to achieve the natural draping look.

10+ Ways to Sling!

Common Ways to Carry

These are most intuitive ways to carry your bundle of joy with bare hands(and sore arms). A sling exerts support over baby’s back and bottom , thus makes carrying effortless.

Favorites for Babies

Before a baby gains strong back support,leaning with back supported and legs crossed is the comfortable way to go. Simply fold the sling rail to rail and form a pocket for babyRoo.

The Regal Sit

Sitting with legs together has a multitude of benefits from soothing diaper rash,maintaining potty awareness, commanding views, to simply rid of the annoying pressure on the crotch.

For Squirmy Bottoms

Straddling over the hammock eliminates the risk of slipping off the railing, sending an assuring message to the escapee.

What a Baby Sling is Best For …

A baby sling can support a baby in natural reclining position thus provides a relaxing setting for nursing and napping.Next step, put the sleepy head down to bed by loosening up the loop and backing out(leave the sling with baby).

Advanced and Improv Uses

Back carry gives convenience of hands-free, but takes practice and only works with cooperative kids that enjoy the closeness and fear falling.

A sling can also be improvised to use as baby walker, toddler leash.

CPSIA safety warnings tested for ASTM 2907 by CPSC accepted labsLong time member of Baby Carrier Industry Alliance

100% cotton