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Using a soft tape measure place it under your arms and around your bust to get your personal measurement. Order the size that matches your personal sizes on the chart below. We offer a FREE exchange service for sizing purposes so you can be sure to get the correct fit.

POUCH     “This sling is a Best Seller. I have sold hundreds of these to happy customers all over the world. If you can only have one sling than this should be it. A Pouch will soon become your best friend.”

The RooBaby Pouch offers many carry positions. The front carry holds infants in the semi-foetal position much the same as during pregnancy and when nursing your baby. The rounded shape of babies back offers comfort and support with NO hip or muscular strain. Supported by the carrier baby can move, stretch and turn inside the fabric. You can easily breast feed your baby by moving the fabric aside for easy access. As baby gets bigger you can cross their legs in an outward facing position or sit baby facing your tummy for an inward facing cuddle hold. Twist to the side for a hip carry or turn all the way round for a back carry. The back carry is very useful when doing house work, gardening, and other tasks when baby is asleep. You can easily move baby from this position to a front position by turning the carrier around whilst still wearing. The carrier can also be transferred to another person or even the car set without taking your baby out, useful when baby falls asleep! This carrier sits wide across your back for extra comfort so you can easily carry baby for many, many months. No back ache here!

Carry Positions

• Front Semi-Foetal  • Back semi-foetal  • Hip/side  

• Front facing  • Front forward • Piggy back  • Twins

Instructions

Each carrier is supplied with a fully illustrated instruction leaflet which shows each carry position and also includes Hints & Tips to assist your baby wearing.

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