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DIFFERENT HOLDS FOR THE BABYSLING
CRADLE CARRY:
Put the sling on backwards so the shoulder pad can be used
as a pillow. Place babys head toward the rings on the pillow.
If additional support is needed, place a folded receiving blanket
under the babys head and torso. After a few weeks you wont
need this extra padding.
CRADLE CARRY FOR OLDER CHILDREN:
As baby grows, he will be more comfortable with his head on
the opposite side. The sling will spread to accommodate babys
growth. As baby grows, wear sling in normal position.
SNUGGLE HOLD-NEWBORN AND OLDER:
Hold baby against your shoulder. With your opposite hand, pull
the edge of the sling out and up over baby. Pull babys feet
down under the lower railing of the sling. Adjust the snugness
of the sling so that baby is securely nestled against your chest.
Be certain the lower railing is snug against the babys thigh
and the upper railing is snug along the back of his head and
neck.
KANGAROO CARRY - AGE 3 MONTHS AND OLDER:
This forward facing position is for babies with a good head
control. Support baby facing forward with one arm under his
legs and his back against your chest. With your free hand,
hold the edge of the sling outward forming a pouch. Slide baby
down into pouch bottom first. Most babies will cross their legs
Indian-style.
SIDE CARRY - AGE 3 MONTHS AND OLDER:
In this position baby will sit up on either side with both legs
contained in the sling. Place baby in the Sling like the
Kangaroo Carry, with feet to one side or the other. Younger babies
like the back support when they sit on the side next to the rings.
HIP STRADDLE - 4 MONTHS AND OLDER:
Especially good for older babies. Hold your baby high on your
shoulder. With opposite hand pull your babys feet through the
sling so that his legs spread. Adjust the sling with the lower
padded railing resting behind babys knees. Pull the sling
snug. The body of the sling should be located high on babys
back.
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