New Native Baby Carrier Sling

At SuperMomz, we love the New Native Baby Carrier. It's compact design and unique features provide the convenience and comfort that all Moms need! A curve built into the carrier keeps the edges up on either side of your baby, even when you bend over - allowing you to walk, shop, garden and so much more.

Unique Features...

• Fits in Purse
• Simple Secure Design
• Quick and Easy to Use
• For Newbornes thru 35 lbs
• Wear it on Front, Side or Back
• High Quality Construction
• Breastfeed Baby in Carrier
• Multi-Position Versatility
• No Buckles, Rings or Bulky Padding
• Can Use with Twins

What makes the New Native� Baby Carrier different than other carriers?
A: Because this carrier is nonadjustable and comes in parent sizes there is no bulky padding or extra fabric to get in the way. For this reason our carrier is a little more streamline than many other carriers on the market. Also this carrier feels safer and more secure for your baby since there are no buckles to slip and be readjusted. The New Native�Baby Carrier is a loop that is a pocket. It is simple yet effective. It has a curve built into the bottom which holds the sides up on both sides of the baby making it possible to have both hands free. This shape also makes it possible to put a folded towel under your baby to prop your baby up. The main reason babies do not like slings at first is if they can not see out before they are able to sit up on their own. The second reason for an unhappy baby is that some babies want to move their legs more than a sling allows. With ours a towel can be arranged to allow for kicking room. Put the carrier on over one arm and your head, it is on with no fuss. Open it up and put your baby in. This is quick and easy. The strap is 10 inches wide so it does not cut into the shoulder. It is better on the parent�s back than many other carriers.

Q: Is there a weight limit?
A: This baby carrier has a suggested weight limit of 35 pounds. Toddlers are usually 2 to 4 years old when they weigh 35 pounds and can be carried in a hip straddle position. The carrier works great for babies and toddlers, for older babies, put the seam on the hip and put baby�s legs on either side of your body, then slip the baby�s legs into the carrier, pull carrier up to center of babies back. For toddlers you can hold the child on your hip then slip the carrier on and over both of you, then slip under baby�s bottom to just under the back of the knees and up around her back or have her just slip into the carrier.

Q: Why is the carrier non adjustable?
A: This carrier is non adjustable so it will be comfortable for the parent and safe for the baby. This carrier is more comfortable because there are no buckles or rings to cut into your shoulder and its cooler in the summer time since there isn�t a bunch of extra fabric and padding to get in the way. This carrier is safer and more secure for your baby since there are no buckles to slip and be readjusted.

Q: Do people need to get a second carrier for when the baby gets bigger?
A: Most people only need one carrier from infancy up to 35lbs. However, some parents use more than one size for versatility with different carrier positions. The cradle position can be worn with a larger carrier especially with a bigger baby, and a smaller carrier is used to secure an older baby on your hip in an upright position.

Q: How do I breast feed my baby in the New Native� Baby Carrier?
A: Line the babies head and face up to the breast you wish to nurse your baby with. Next, pull your shirt up and pull the carrier down on the side closest to you and support the baby�s head with your hand or elbow. Lift your baby to your breast. Pull the outside fabric of the carrier up if you wish to be discreet. For an older baby that can sit up on his or her own you may not need to support their head with your elbow or hand.

Q: What is the difference between Organic and regular cotton?
A: Both organic and regular fabrics are high quality fabrics.
The organic cotton carriers are made from cotton that has been grown without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers. Conventional growing methods deplete and toxify the soil, water, and air which compromises the health of humans and animals. Organic growing methods actually replenish the soil with vitamins and minerals to promote sustainability.
Likewise, the organic fabrics are processed without the use of toxic chemicals which are commonly discharged directly into our water supply with conventional processing methods. The methods and materials used in growing organic cotton are low impact on the environment and help to build and sustain biologically diverse agriculture. These improved industry standards care for our precious environment and help to promote a healthy future for generations to come. (For more information visit the Organic Trade Association online @ www.ota.com)

Q: Can people with back problems wear your carrier?
A: Many people with back problems have used this carrier successfully because the carrier distributes the weight evenly from shoulder to hip. The carrier strap which spreads across the parent�s shoulder is ten inches wide and covers a broad area across the shoulder. If the carrier is fitted correctly and the baby is hanging in the center of the parent�s body the carrier should feel very comfortable.
This carrier is contraindicated for certain people with neck or shoulder injuries and should not be used.

Sizing

These baby carriers are not pre shrunk so must be washed for true size. Please use the sizing guide below to help select your size.