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1.

  Start  with  the  rings  in  the 

center of your back and the tail 
in front of you.

2. 

Open the band on your hip.

4.

  and  pull  the  baby’s  legs 

completely  through  the  band, 
spread  his  legs  apart  and  sit 
him on your hip.

5.

 Pull the top rail up to the ba-

by’s neck. 

6. 

Make  sure  the  bottom  of 

the  fabric  is  spread  out  to  his 
knees.

3.

 Resting the baby on your free 

shoulder, reach underneath the 
band

An older toddler will enjoy riding on your back. You will enjoy the 
freedom of movement without a large child in front of you.

> BACK

See page 8 to begin.

Summary of Contents for BB-SLING

Page 1: ...BB SLING user s manual www babylonia be ...

Page 2: ...osed It is often help ful to practice adjusting the sling several times before placing your baby inside It can also help to talk to your baby explain what you are doing while placing him in the sling Your baby will sense if you are uncomfortable Tell him you are a bit insecure yourself but that you will learn how to do this together You will see once you have learned to carry your baby you will wo...

Page 3: ...the day He participates naturally in your daily activi ties Hence your baby can observe and hear quite a bit which is beneficial for his psycho social development When he has had enough your baby simply closes his eyes and falls asleep on your chest Stimulates balanced development In the security of a sling your baby experiences the world from a safe position The huge amount of stimuli he has to de...

Page 4: ...ways consult with your doc tor before using any baby carrier This said using a sling is probably one of the best ways to prevent back strain because the cloth carries the weight and not your arms and back as when you are simply hold ing your baby in your arms Carry your baby each day and progres sively extend the carrying time to allow your back muscles a chance to strengthen along with the baby s...

Page 5: ...wledge and the physical presence of the water is not always necessary You are worry free and can put your energy into other ac tivities Now imagine these two scenarios with your baby and his need for close physical contact and reassurance You decide Will my baby be able to breathe tucked into a sling Tucked snuggly into the sling your baby is still able to move If he is uncomfortable in any way he...

Page 6: ...the correspond ing seam through the rings The top seam can also be ad justed with the corresponding seam through the rings NO TIP TIP TIP NO Take your baby out by loosen ing the fabric through the rings and pulling baby out of fabric You do not have to remove the entire sling Use the open tail to provide more privacy when baby is nurs ing sleeping or simply wants to play hide and seek TIP TIP In c...

Page 7: ...d with thecorrespondingseam through the rings THREADING YOUR SLING THE FINAL POSITION FOR THE RINGS SHOULD BE Just below your shoul der with the fabric spread across your shoulder or closer together on top of your shoulder NOT close up to your neck NOT on top of your shoulder NOT too far down the middle of your chest YES YES NO NO NO 7 To loosen the sling simply lift the bottom ring and the baby s...

Page 8: ...ite shoul der with the tail facing forward 2 Tighten the sling through the rings leaving just enough slack to place the baby inside 3 Start out with the rings high on your shoulder as they will move down once you place the baby and tighten the end 4 Make sure the fabric lies flat across your back and is not twist ed ...

Page 9: ...e it feet first into the pocket 4 b To place the baby s head away from the rings direct the baby s feet towards the rings 5 Lay the baby s hips shoul der s and then head into the pocket CRADLE This position is ideal for carrying a new born baby and for hands free breastfeed ing Some babies may feel lost in the fab ric and will prefer the upright position of the Heart to Heart NOTE When beginning le...

Page 10: ...o nurse while standing or walk ing Use the open tail to provide more privacy when baby is nurs ing sleeping or simply wants to play hide and seek If you find the rings are too close to the baby once you ve tight ened them loosen the fabric a bit then supporting the baby with your arm slide the sling and rings higher towards your shoulder to reposition The baby should remain snug close to you when y...

Page 11: ...s the shoulders of the baby 6 The baby should rest comfort ably on your chest and be snug enough so that she does not fall to the side HEART TO HEART OPTION 1 KEEPING THE BABY S LEGS TUCKED INTO THE FABRIC NOTE Leave some distance between the baby and the rings so the fabric can spread open wider across his body for better sup port and security Many babies appreciate being carried upright and on y...

Page 12: ...to her knees 8 The baby can keep her arms inside the band 9 or leave them out Use the open tail to cover baby when he is nursing or sleeping to protect him from wind or rain or just to play hide and seek If the rings fall in the wrong place lift your baby up grab hold of the band and the tail in one hand and shift the rings to the correct position Reposition your baby in the sling 4 Supporting the...

Page 13: ...er seam high up to the baby s chin level then remove your hand from your baby 6 Your baby should be high and tight against you From here she can safely observe the world around her FACING OUT BUDDHA 1 Fold the fabric in two to cre ate a pocket Curious babies enjoy facing out for full interaction with the outside world Use this position once your baby can hold his head up alone Always keep one arm ...

Page 14: ...position is also ideal for an active toddler who wants in and out all the time as they explore the world but get tired and often need reassurance HIP 1 Spread open the band 2 Resting the baby on your free shoulder place the band over the baby s legs 4 Pull the top rail up to the ba by s neck 5 Supporting the baby with one hand pull the remaining fabric through the rings 6 Tighten the bottom rail e...

Page 15: ...of the fabric Don t leave the fabric loose so that the baby leans back away from your side Don t let the baby sit too far down on your hip NO Use the open tail to cover baby when he is nursing or sleeping to protect him from wind or rain or just to play hide and seek You can move your arm in front of your baby when leaning for ward or if you want to remove her from a dangerous situation TIP TIP NO...

Page 16: ...ead his legs apart and sit him on your hip 5 Pull the top rail up to the ba by s neck 6 Make sure the bottom of the fabric is spread out to his knees 3 Resting the baby on your free shoulder reach underneath the band An older toddler will enjoy riding on your back You will enjoy the freedom of movement without a large child in front of you BACK See page 8 to begin ...

Page 17: ...ght 15 or pull them out 9 In one movement slide the baby to your back and the tail and rings around to the front 8 Grab the tail in your other hand and slide the baby back to your hip 11 Adjust the top and 13 The rings should rest just below your shoulder If they are too low start over with them further down your back 12 bottom rails separately as needed 14 The baby can keep his arms in OUT ...

Page 18: ... babies spent nine months on top of one another in the womb so they will often be very happy to find themselves close together again Carrying two babies can be very handy when needed Carrying just one baby at a time can also make a big difference A fussy baby can go in the sling and free your hands to tend to the other And it s very easy to carry one and push the other when going out As demonstrate...

Page 19: ...fter reading through it carefully we suggest you try to find someone who can help you in person Look for midwife and breastfeeding organizations in your neighborhood You may even find one of the growing number of baby carrying organizations who conduct regular workshops to help you learn how A search for baby carriers on the internet will bring up a wealth of information We are always interested to ...

Page 20: ...or following the instructions and using your sling properly Use common sense when carrying your baby An uncoop erative child can climb out of a sling Always keep hands available to protect the baby from any possible danger Babylonia is not responsible for injuries or loss of life incurred while using this product How should I care for my BB SLING To keep your BB SLING in optimal condition we recom...

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