Instruction Manual
adjustable
sling
View of buckle from behind
the sling.
fitting your sling
Our patented design allows for comfortable all day wear and easy breast-feeding access. no-slip safety strap,
perfectly sized pouch, and padded rails make our sling the safest for you and your baby.
step one
With sling on, hold baby in seated position above the sling against your body (baby
should be sideways against you). Open your Peanut shell pouch outward with one arm
while you are supporting baby with the other. Pull outside layer of fabric away from your
body to make room for baby.
step two
in seated position, begin to lower baby into the sling bottom first (baby’s bottom should
be in line with the seam). tuck in baby’s legs, then open the pouch enough to allow
baby’s head to rest back against you comfortably.
step three
Pull fabric up on both sides and be sure baby is supported by the sling before you
release your hold.
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step one:
preparing the sling
adjust length by tightening or
loosening strap. Make sure buckle is
properly threaded. When buckle is
lying flat, the middle bar should be
raised and hidden by fabric. see
illustration above. Make sure clasp is
securely fastened.
step two:
wearing the sling
Hold your sling in one hand with
the brown Peanut shell label facing
away from the shoulder the sling will
rest on. slip the pouch up and over
your head, putting the opposite arm
through the sling, keeping the black
safety strap behind you.
cradle carry
newborn - 6 months
Kangaroo/Tummy
to
tummy carry
4-9 months
step one
Hold baby with baby’s back toward you but resting or sitting above the sling. Pull the
bottom of baby’s feet together and knees out, like a little yoga baby (alternatively you
can cross baby’s legs). For tummy to tummy, follow same steps but with baby facing you.
step two
Open the pouch away from your body (by taking the outer layer of fabric and pulling it
out). begin to lower baby bottom first into the sling.
step three
adjust the fabric to be sure baby is supported and that baby’s legs are comfortably
crossed in front.
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Your Peanut shell
®
should fit snugly
and hit no lower than the top of
your hip bone to give you the most
comfortable carry.
tip:
no matter which position you
are using, your baby’s bottom always
goes on the seam.
