Didymos 84175 DidySling, Model, Silver/Grey

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Tænk også på sikkerheden, når du bærer dit barn. I en Didymos ringslynge har du et sikkert hold på dit barn, også selvom du skal op ad trapperne med indkøb, vasketøj eller en storebror eller -søster, som har brug for en hånd at holde i.

Especially tender newborns or very small babies often feel most comfortable centred on your front at the beginning. Here we always have their needs in mind as well.

Side Carries on the Hip - eight to ten weeks+

These slings are one of the most versatile types of baby carrier and will last right from when your baby is a newborn well into toddlerhood. They are great for newborn snuggles, but they are equally great for using with a toddler, when they are at the 'up and down' stage. Sometimes they want to walk, or sometimes they want to be carried - ring slings are great for this as they can fold up nice and small and be put into your bag when you're not using it. What Is The Best Ring Sling? A napping-friendly carry that allows you to easily "pop" baby in and out of the wrap throughout the day. Plus, with airy sides, it is also a great carry for summer babywearing. You can find an overview of our different baby carriers here. You can also find out which carrying system is right for you and whether you would be better off with a sling or a baby carrier in our baby carrier advisor. This fast-tying alternative carrier is currently available in almost all sling versions, including a combination of high quality natural fibres such as new wool, hemp, and cashmere blends. You’re sure to find something you like.

A bit stiff in the beginning, hemp fabrics break in beautifully and get soft and mouldable. They are known for aging well; the more you wear them, the softer they become. As an introduction to tying and for newborns, it is recommended to learn the Front Wrap Cross Carry, as it forms the basis of all other tying methods. You can find other tying methods as well as detailed tutorials and video instructions in our instructions. Especially in the first weeks after birth, however, you should take care of yourself and your pelvic floor and, whenever possible, hand over carrying to other caregivers. Which sling size do I need? An elastic sling is knitted, a conventional sling is woven. This results in different wearing characteristics. Carrying like the 1970s! The classic hip carry is well suited for super short wraps sized 1 or 2 – convenient and super easy.

If you want to carry especially in the first weeks after birth or are looking for a special sling for this time, then an elastic sling made of jersey comes into question. You can use an elastic sling up to approx. 12kg.

For newborns, premature or (small) babies, we recommend a front carrying position which makes sure the baby’s little body is well supported. The front carry allows you to keep your baby in view and to respond early to your child’s needs. Babies particularly enjoy this position on your hip, as they have a wide line of sight and still feel safe and protected.The Double Cross Carry is a great way to stay comfortable while traveling or if you use public transport frequently. Pay attention to the correct tying method and make sure that the airways are always free. You can find more about this in our warnings. Unlike the baby sling, there is no need for time-consuming tying and knotting - you put your child in it, pull the fabric tight, and you're done. If you already have a short sling size 2 or 3, you only need two sling rings. How to turn your sling into a ring sling in no time at all, we show you here. I have more questions! A bit fluffy and with inherent diagonal stretch, it has a slightly grippy texture that makes it easy to manipulate and to adjust to all ages and stages. Once tied, carries stay in place.