A Lucky Baby Sling is lucky for everyone who touches it. Babies are lucky to be swaddled cozily inside, cheek to cheek with plush minkee. Caregivers are lucky because they have a comfortable, convenient way to keep their precious baby close.
But the luck was spreading before the Lucky Baby Sling arrived at your house. Lucky Baby Slings are made with the good of their community in mind. Work at home moms and dads are hired to do what they love while still being accessible to their children. Lucky Baby Slings are manufactured locally in Utah with fair wages. And a portion of all Lucky Baby profits goes to support charities that help children or families in need.
Beyond your family and the community, the people behind Lucky Baby Slings are also thinking about their impact on the environment. They reduce, reuse and recycle everything from fabric to paperclips. Slings are shipped in recycled mailers and they are stocking more and more organic fabrics.
Once the Lucky Baby Sling reaches your home, there will be no question how lucky you and your baby are. You'll find yourself reaching for the convenience of the sling constantly. A Lucky Baby Sling is the easiest carrier in which to breastfeed. This is convenient when your baby suddenly needs to nurse in the grocery store, or even at home to have your hands-free while nursing. Even if you'd rather nurse while seated with your baby out of the sling, the Lucky Baby Sling can double a convenient nursing cover. Opened up completely like a tube, it is large enough to cover you in the front and on the side.
When you're not reaching for it, your baby probably will be, addicted to the softness of minkee. Falling in the chenille family of fabrics, minkee is as plush and luxurious as the softest teddy bear. That silky minkee fabric is completely washer and dryer safe. Use low heat, as medium or high heat will cause the sling to shrink about one inch all around. The minkee is warm and cozy, but it's also thin enough to wear all year round.
The Lucky Baby Sling has no buckles, ties or snaps to fuss with, making it incredibly simple and easy to use. But that also means you need to get the right size. Most women wear the same size fitted t-shirt and Lucky Baby Sling. The slings have been sized up slightly, to account for the slight shrinkage that will occur with use in the dryer. When your baby is cozy in a Lucky Baby Sling, the bottom of the sling should be at or above your hip bone for the best fit. It should be very snug, but not uncomfortably tight.
As your baby grows, you will continue to be able to use the Lucky Baby Sling. As a newborn, the baby lays inside the sling, taking up the space lengthwise. As they grow older, they sit upright, using up less space. From birth to 35 pounds, you and your baby can enjoy the minkee softness!
