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sizing charts for
baby slings
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by manufacturer: Be sure to read their instructions!
When purchasing a product from Baby Boomba, you are adhering to
our terms of safety.
tips
on sizing: If you are currently pregnant and are
interested in purchasing our Baby Pouches to wear post pregnancy,
we recommend that you wait until after your little one has arrived
before ordering to ensure that you have the correct size. Ring Slings,
Wraps and Mei Tai's on the other hand, are more forgiving as they
are adjustable and usually one size fits all.
tips
on wearing: We recommend
that you practice with a doll until you are completely comfortable
with the product before putting it to actual use. Practice in front
of a mirror. It is also beneficial to have someone help you. Remember
to always be near a soft surface when taking your baby out of the
carrier. Never use your baby carrier with an uncooperative child.
Be sure that your baby always has sufficient airflow. Only adults
should use baby carriers.
Manufacturer
{
Ellaroo }
{ Mama Kangaroo }
{ Peapod }
{ Peanut Shell }
Ellaroo
- Ring Slings

Instruction
Manual (Ring Sling)
Instruction
Manual (Mei Hip)
For more information on how
to wear, visit the manufacturer
website.
Mama
Kangaroo - Stretchy Wrap

Instruction
Manual (1.02mb)
Practical, versatile,
comfortable and ergonomic!
Mama Kangaroo baby carriers can be used from birth up to 35 pounds.
They spread the weight of your baby evenly and confortably and are
come with a detailed instruction manuel. Many positions are possible.
All Mama Kangaroo baby carriers are made in Canada and are machine
washable.
For more information on how
to wear, visit the manufacturer
website.

Peanut
Shell - Pouches

Instruction
Manual (Pouches) (1.65mb)
Instruction Manual (Wraps)
Sizing
Charts
(Pouches)
Does size really matter?
YES! You really need to have the right size. This is the most important
step for successful and comfortable use of the Peanut Shell®.
If you have a Peanut Shell® that is too big your baby will not
feel secure and will ride too low on your body. This is not only
unsafe for your child but may also lead to back and/or shoulder
discomfort. If the sling is too small you won't even be able to
get the baby in or will feel like you can't breathe. Keep in mind
that the correct fit of the Peanut Shell® should feel snug with
baby inside and if you are new to sling wearing you may even think
it is too small.
Measure
Yourself
Using a soft measuring tape, measure from one shoulder
to the OPPOSITE hip bone to help determine your Peanut Shell®
size. Also, measure your upper chest circumference, above the largest
part of your bust (under your armpits); DO NOT USE YOUR BRA SIZE
OR MEASURE "OVER" THE FULLEST PART OF YOUR BUST. If you
do not have a tape measurer, use a piece of string and a standard
ruler (or metal tape measurer) to measure yourself. For men's sizing
follow the same guidelines. If you measure in 2 sizes use the additional
information under the chart to help you decide which would be a
better size for you and your baby.
The
Fit
First, always be sure to try the sling with the baby inside to determine
if you have the correct fit. If you can get your baby in the sling
(even if it is a little difficult at first) then you probably have
the right size. It does take a little practice and getting used
to, but the sling should fit snug. However you should not feel uncomfortable
or as if you can't breath because it is so snug. Play around with
positioning and keep in mind that the microfleece will give a bit
with wear. Please keep in mind that the baby will look kind of squished
in the cradle carry-this is a good thing and not an indicator that
the sling it too small. As long as baby seems content they are not
too squished, it just looks that way to us.
For more information on
how to wear, visit the manufacturer
website.
| |
XS |
S |
M |
L |
XL |
Shoulder
to hip
measurement |
20"
- 22" |
23"
- 24" |
25"
- 26" |
27"
- 29" |
30"
- 34" |
Above
chest
(inches) |
24"
- 29" |
30"
- 35" |
35"
- 38" |
39"
- 42" |
43"
- 48" |
Example
height
& body types |
petite/very
shoty or very thin |
petite
to average or short |
average
or tall & thin |
tall
& average or shorter and full |
Full
Figure or tall and full |
| Possible
cup size |
B
or less |
can
be any |
can
be any |
can
be any |
C-D
or More |
| T-Shirt
Size |
XXS-XS |
XS-S |
M-L |
L-XL |
XL-XXXL |
Falling
into 2 size categories? Here are the reasons to order the smaller
size
You know you want a snug higher carry, You are ordering a micro-fleece
sling, You carry your weight in your lower body or have narrow
shoulders, You have a short torso, You are shorter (under 5'6"),
You will begin wearing your sling with a newborn or an older
baby/toddler, You have a small bust, You will mostly be wearing
lightweight clothing (tank tops, t-shirts, etc.) with the sling,
You are pregnant and in the later half of your pregnancy (end
of 2nd trimester or 3rd trimester).
Falling into 2
size categories? Here are the reasons to order the larger size
You think you want a little wiggle room, You are ordering a
cotton stretch sling or reversible sling, You carry your weight
above your waist or have broad shoulders/back, You have a long
torso, You are tall (over 5'8"), You will begin wearing your
pouch with an infant (2-7 months), You have a larger to full-figured
bust, You will mostly be wearing heavier clothing (sweaters,
sweatshirts, etc) with the sling, You are in the beginning of
your pregnancy (up to end of 1st trimester).
Peapod
- Cuddly Wrap

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