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“Warbler” is made from 100% US Grown Certified organic cotton and is padded with natural bamboo and organic cotton blend batting. The artwork was created by designer Shannon Krieger and is hand screen printed by Dittany Baby in their Virginia studio with waterbased non-Toxic inks.
Important Safety Information:
Please remember that with all babyslings, your baby is not tied in. Please remember that an uncooperative child could wiggle and work their way out of a sling.
Put an arm around your baby when you squat or bend over.
Do not use your sling during rigorous or possibly dangerous activities such as jogging, cooking etc.
Disclaimer: You alone are ultimately responsible for the welfare and safety of your child. By purchasing this product you acknowledge that the creator/maker accepts no responsibility for any injury or damage resulting from the use or misuse of our products.
Pouch Sling:
Measuring – Finding the right size sling will maximize the comfort and enjoyment of both you and your baby. To obtain an accurate measurement you want to use a soft tape measure and measure from the outer corner of your shoulder diagonally across your body to your hip. (be sure to measure across your chest, depending on cup size this could significantly alter your sling size)
Don’t have a tape measure handy? Buying as a gift? Sizing a sling should never feel overwhelming. Dittany Baby slings are designed to fit like todays t-shirt sizing. If you wear a size Medium t-shirt then get a medium sling. When your sling arrives if you find it is a bit tight or a bit too small just give us a call and we will gladly exchange it for the proper size.
Baby Sling Size Approx. Weight
Hip to Shoulder
BraXXS <120lbs 22-23” AB
XS 110-140lbs
23-24"ABCS
125-165lbs24-25"variesM
140-180lbs25-26"variesL 160-200lbs
26-27"C Cup
XL 180-210lbs
27-28"CDEXXL >200lbs
28-29"D Cup
The Proper Fit – If you have bought a pouch and you think you may have the wrong size here are some indications:An indication that your sling is too small is that it will dig into your baby’s legs, be extremely difficult to get your baby into and if it feels uncomfortably tight.
An indication that your sling is too big is if your baby feels insecure, loose or wobbly. It is also too big if your legs bump the baby’s bottom as you walk. A sling that is too big will also cause back ache after wearing it for only a short time.
Wearing Instructions:
Find the curved seam in the pouch and fold the pouch in half positioning the curved seam to the lower end (curved seam will sit at your hip) and the opening facing upwards.
(Hip Carry) Place the sling over your shoulder with the open edge facing upward. Remember the seam will be on the “Hip” end and not the shoulder. Gently place your babies legs between you and the sling. Holding your baby with one arm use your other hand to open the sling (the most comfortable fit will have the seam being right between the babies legs and up their back) For the Hip Carry it is most comfortably worn if the seam is slightly to the outside of your breast. Holding on to the bottom of the sling gently lower your baby into the sling. If you need to adjust the sling, slide the baby around to your hip with their legs straddled, one in front and one behind. Your babies arms can be in or out.
(Cradle Carry) Place the sling over your shoulder with the open edge facing upward. Remember the seam will be on the “Hip” end and not the shoulder. Place your baby on your shoulder and open the pocket of the sling. Gently lower your baby into your sling, bottom and feet first. Your babies bottom should be at the curved seam of the pouch with their head up towards your breast.
(Tummy Carry) This is basically the same as the “Hip Carry” except instead of sliding the baby to your hip position your baby tummy to tummy.
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