Hip Pouch Baby Sling - Kowhai
Easy to use, light weight and versatile!
Baby slings have been an integral part of nursing, holding and mothering a child for centuries throughout almost every culture. There is a closeness that a sling provides that no other method of holding a baby can provide. The warmth, the heartbeat, the bond between parents and child — all of these are at the center of what is important in parenting a new baby. Baby slings are the most effective and simple way to maintain the warm, natural connection a child has with its parents.
Go vogue in these designer print baby slings. Fine designs and even finer cotton stretch fabrics leave parents with only one dilemma, “Which one do I choose?”
These designer collection prints are detail-focused with colouring that hits every point of the spectrum. Our Kowhai print is an arrangement of branches, leaves seeds and flowers, this sling has a real natural organic feel.
Also comes in matching bib & burb cloths.
Our hip baby slings are also dad friendly! We have carefully selected an arrangement of prints that even dads would be happy to wear - definitely not girlie!
Your pouch baby sling folds up small and will fit nicely into your nappy bag.
Slings are machine wash cold; hang to dry.
Recommended from 4 months+
Sizing your Baby Sling:
Size Shoulder to Hip Body Type Bra Size
XS 22-23" Small & Thin A,B
S 24-25" Small to Average A,B,C
M 26-27" Average to Tall A-E
L 28-29" Tall/Larger than Average A-E
XL 30-31" + Sizes C and up
Using a soft measure tape, just measure from the edge of your shoulder to the top of your opposite hip, right where your baby will sit. If you are in between sizes, SIZE DOWN!
Some Helpful Sizing tips:
* If your are pregnant, measure across your back.
* If your are between sizes, choose a smaller one.
* Think about what size you might wear in a fitted T-Shirt.
How to use your sling:
1. Practice when your baby is fed and well rested.
2. Always make sure your baby is secure.
3. Always support your baby when bending over
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NZ $90.00
FREE delivery in NZ
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