Slings

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Slings at Birth Roots

Birth Roots considers slings to be an essential item for parenthood but deciding which sling is the best investment for your family can be daunting. Birth Roots sells 3 of our personal favorites which you can check out below. We think you'll love at lease one of them but we also have a "sling reference library" so you can experiment with different styles and brands and invest with confidence in one that will meet your needs.

We want you in the sling that is right for your body, baby and budget and can help you find a good fit in all departments - if we don't carry it we can help you find someone who does!

New Native - Pouch style sling $55 The New Native is a versatile, durable, comfortable sling that is sized to the wearer - not the baby. Call to schedule a fitting to be sure you have the right size and are confident in how to use it. Visit www.newnativebaby.com for more information then call Birth Roots for a fitting. More examples of this style of sling are Hotslings, Peanut Shell, Kangaroo Corner and Slinglings. Sleepy Wrap - Wrap style sling $40 Sleepy Wrap is a comfortable, one-size fits all sling that evenly disperses your baby's weight over both shoulders. Don't let yourself be intimidated by the wrap style - its very easy and we're happy to show you everything you need to know! For more information about this style of sling visit www.sleepywrap.com then call Birth Roots for a fitting. More examples of this style of sling are Moby Wrap, Gypsy Mama and Maya Wrap. Boba Carrier - Soft Structured Carrier $120 The Boba Carrier will an extremely comfortable carrier for older babies, toddlers and kids (up to 45lbs!). Feel the freedom of hands free time with your baby securly and happily snuggled next to you. Attention to your comfort and ergonomically correct support for your baby's growing body make this carefully constructed, one size fits all, long-term carrier a great investment! Visit www.bobababycarrier.com for more information then call Birth Roots for a fitting. More examples of this style of sling are Ergo Baby Carrier and Beco Baby Carrier. A less structured version of this style would be the Mei Tai (May Tie) sling.

More About Slings Wrap Sling How Tos - These are a few of the many ways to tie a wrap sling. Pouch Sling How Tos - newborn to toddler holds Soft Structured Carrier How Tos - Front and Back Carries, Sleep options and foot support for healthy alignment More local slings and expert sling instruction with Kari Me Mama The Benefits of Baby Wearing Exterogestation - transitioning to life outside the womb Sling Safety, Sling Comparisons and Forums at www.thebabywearer.com

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