| Hotslings pouches are an innovative design that combine fashion with function. Just because you are a mom (or dad) now doesn’t mean you will be stuck with bears, bunnies, blue plaid and pink gingham. Nor will you be stuck with a front pack that only is good for your baby’s first few months while it pulls mercilessly on your upper back.
Features & Benefits
Sleek, one-piece fitted design.
Fashion fabrics in today’s colors and styles.
Easy to use! No snaps, rings, buckles or fuss.
Many sizes for a precise fit. (see sizing info below)
Wide shoulder that spreads evenly across your back.
Original sleek leg padding design to minimize cutting into tender knees.
Extremely compact. Folds down to nothing in your diaper bag or purse.
Promotes bonding, breastfeeding, closeness and trust.
Calms fussy babies with swaddling effect.
Hands free.
Live your life with a calm, close, attached, happy baby.
3-5 carrying positions.
Great for newborns up until the toddler stage.
Easy care. Machine wash, hang dry.
Made in USA under fair labor conditions.
Style: Pouch
Age: Newborn to Toddler
Positions: Hip, Cradle, Kangaroo
Weight Limit: 35lbs
· Available in sizes 1-9 – see size chart below
· In various colours and prints
· 95% viscose, 5% lycra
· Machine wash cold, Hang dry
· Made in the USA
Sizing info
Correct sizing for pouch slings is essential for the happiness of both mom/dad and baby. Most people wear a 3, 4 or 5.
To measure from shoulder to hip: use a soft tape measure and start at the outer corner of your shoulder and measure diagonally across your body down to your hip bone. The number (in inches) should be in the 20s.
Sizing
| Size |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
9 |
| Women’s T-Shirt |
P-XS |
XS-S |
S-M |
M-L |
L-XL |
XL-2X |
2X |
3X |
4X |
| Shoulder to Hip |
22 |
23 |
24 |
25 |
26 |
27 |
28 |
29 |
30 |
| body type |
thin & petite |
thin or short |
avg. |
avg. |
tall or full figure |
fuller figure, very tall |
plus |
plus |
plus |
Notes on fit: Everyone is different. What they can and can't tolerate is largely preferential. Some people can wear more than one size and that's OK. It's like going to the clothing store and being able to buy jeans in both a size 6 and a size 8. They both fit, maybe one's slightly looser.
Too Small: feels uncomfortably tight, digs into baby's legs, it's crazy hard to get baby in.
Too Big: baby feels insecure, your legs bump the baby as you walk, your back aches after a short time, sling slips off your shoulder.
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