FAQs

Q: What ages can be worn in a Baby ‘Roo sling?

You can start wearing your baby as soon as he/she is born and continue until they are 30-35 lbs. There are several different carries that work well for each stage of your baby’s development.

Q: What materials are used to make Baby ‘Roo slings?

Almost all Baby ‘Roo slings are made of cotton or cotton blends. The ‘Naturals” Collection are made of a wonderful hemp blend, tencel, bamboo or silk. If another type of fabric is used it will be noted in the description.

Q: Are there different sizes for different shaped moms or dads?

Baby ‘Roo slings are designed to be worn comfortably by everyone. This enables dad, mom, grandparents and other caregivers to be able to use the sling. If you are petite, would like a shorter tail, or are very tall and would like a longer tail, please mention this is the comment section when placing your order.

Q: Can I nurse my baby in a sling?

Nursing your baby in a Baby ‘Roo Sling is simple and discreet. By following the instructions you can nurse in public places comfortably and without anyone knowing what you are doing. No more stressing or rushing out to the car when it’s time to feed your baby.

Q: How old should my baby be before I wear him/her in a sling?

We recommend wearing your baby as soon as he/ she is born, although you can start wearing your baby at any age until they reach 30-35 lbs.

Q: Will I spoil my baby if I wear him in a Baby ‘Roo sling?

By wearing your baby you promote attachment and develop a stronger bond. Babies carried in a sling cry an average of 43% less. Please see Why Wear Your Baby?.

Q: I am having trouble getting used to my Baby ‘Roo sling, what should I do?

Contact me, if you are in the Sioux Falls area I will meet with you to help you get adjusted to babywearing. If you are from a different area, see if you can find a local baby-wearer to help you with your sling. www.thebabywearer.com is a great resource for finding local help. Also check out our TROUBLESHOOTING guide.

Q: I want to pick out my own fabric, what do I need to get?

I suggest natural fiber fabric because they breathe and are generally the most comfortable. You will need to purchase 2&1/2 yards of fabric. If you would like an accent on the tail of your sling, you will also need 3/4 yards of the coordinating fabric you would like to use. Light to medium fabrics work the best, as heavy fabrics get very warm when you are wearing your baby and are more difficult to adjust.

Please contact me prior to shipping your fabric for additional information.