In recent years, baby slings have become the new "must have" item for new parents, and Slinglings has quickly established itself as one of the top brands on the market today.
In fact, as of April 2007, Slinglings are the #1 rated baby carrier out of over 500 manufacturers!
Our customers LOVE our slings! You will too.

About our fabrics
Our slings are made out of a variety of woven stretch cotton blend fabrics. Our fabrics stretch just a bit widthwise, not lengthwise. The stretch is similar to that of stretch denim, just enough to add comfort but not so much that the sling stretches out. Our slings are not made of knit fabrics.

• Stretch Twill:    A strong, durable fabric characterized by diagonal micro ridges on the face of the fabric. Appropriate year round. Softens nicely after washing.
• Stretch Denim:   A durable twill fabric that is most popular in indigo blue. It softens a lot after washing.
• Stretch Sateen:   Sateen describes a kind of weave which makes a smoother finish than traditional weaves. This is our thinnest and coolest fabric, ideal for summer but wearable year round.

• Stretch Corduroy:    A thick woven fabric with raised vertically cut lines called "wales" running lengthwise down the fabric

Why should you use a pouch Sling?
          There are many other types of carriers with bulky padding, ties, rings and buckles, and others that require elaborate wrapping...sometimes the simplest idea is the best!   I have tried almost every kind of carrier there is, and I always come back to a simple stretch pouch sling.   I have a 4+ year old and I can still sling her in a pouch sling if I need to, and I can wear my 5 month old in the same size sling.   

Pouch slings are:

• the easiest and most versatile carrier to use, whether for a newborn or a 3 year old.
• quick and easy to put on and take off
• compact to pack in a purse or diaper bag
• easy to care for

         
Getting the proper size is very important and can sometimes be difficult if you haven't worn a pouch sling before. email us with any size or fit questions, and use our size database.   

If you have any questions about the fit or what size you need, please contact us!

There is no specific weight/age limit. Generally speaking, most children stop wanting to be carried in a sling by age 3 to 4.   In most cases, your child will stop wanting to be carried before they outgrow the sling.



All Slinglings comes in this below packaging: