Saturday, July 10, 2010
Hotslings Designer Adjustable Pouch - In Stock!
A great pop-and-go sling suitable from birth to toddler and they look fabulous!
Friday, February 20, 2009
Pouch or Ring Sling?
For parents who need a quick 'pop and go' option, have a child that is in the up-down-up-down stage, like the idea of a one shoulder sling, or want a sling for hip carries (or none/all of the above!) a Pouch or a Ring Sling is a good option. Some people email us and say they prefer the look or design of one style over the other but for someone who is unsure which would suit their needs the best, there are a few things to consider. Monday, May 12, 2008
Probably the most beautiful pouch in the world...

Hotslings have just released this beautiful new pouch, just in time for summer. Called 'Kyoto' it features a subtle asian-inspired print which is feminine without being too girly. We love it and hope you will too! In stock in sizes 1-5, other sizes available on request.
Thursday, April 03, 2008
Hotslings Baby Pouch - Spring 2008 Prints Now Instock

Hotslings Baby Pouches are one of our bestselling ranges, and rightly so. We have sold Hotslings for many years now and watched them grow from a small business to one of the most successful baby carrier businesses around. All Hotslings pouches now come with DVD instructions as well as an illustrated how-to booklet, all neatly packaged in a handy storage bag. Hotslings are a wonderful birth to toddler option, as they pack up so small and can be stashed in your changing bag or under your pushchair for that 'carry me NOW' moment all parents know so well. How often have you tried to hold on to your baby in one arm while steering your pushchair precariously with the other? Hotslings pouches are the answer!
We're delighted with the Spring 2008 range from Hotslings, featuring NYC - a subtle and stylish print; Full Bloom - gender neutral yet pretty enough for dressing up; La Vie en Rose (pictured left) - dark pinks and browns for a sophisticated look and Parisian Blue Hemp for those looking for a greener choice.
Sunday, March 09, 2008
Rockin' Baby Pouches Now In Stock

We've just added the Rockin' Baby Adjustable Baby Pouch to our range of slings; after nearly four years of selling their popular ring slings we are delighted to have these fabulous pouches in stock too. Currently we are stocking the Small/Medium size which does fit a large range of sizes; if you do require a different size you can always request one through us.
So - how do they work? A nifty zipper system allows you to find the perfect size for you. The first time you try your sling on there may be some adjusting involved but after that, it's just pop on and go. Like most pouches, these fold up small and are incredibly convenient for toddlers who want to walk, then be carried, then walk, then be carried....
All Rockin' Baby products are designed and manufactured in the US.
Wednesday, June 06, 2007
Pouch Sizing - Help!

We know that fitting yourself for a pouch is tricky - nearly 80% of emails and phone calls from customers are about this one sling issue! As it's important, both for safety and comfort, to get the exact fit we have updated our main pouch page to include tips and hints for getting yourself the perfect pouch.
Hotslings, our best selling pouch, have now stopped using their sizing calculator as it was not as helpful and precise as hoped. Instead, they have issued a sizing chart which should enable you to find the right size. Peanut Shell, our other pouch range, have put together a sizing guide as well, which can be viewed on their main page on our site. We are planning on adding at least one more pouch to our range, as these slings are incredibly (and deservedly popular) with parents.
So how do you get the right size pouch? Here's our top tricks and tips:
General tips for measuring and sizing fitted pouches:
- Measure yourself from the top of your shoulder to your hip bone, holding the measuring tape firmly against you.
- If you are pregnant, measure your back instead
- If you are a man, ignore the bra size measurements and put in all other sizing information
- Factors that will affect your pouch size are torso length and breast size
- Feel close without being uncomfortably tight - if you can't breathe, it's too small
- Not move from your body - if the pouch hangs from your body with your baby in it it is most likely too big
- Feel like you are wearing another top with your baby in it
- Support the weight of your baby and not pull on your shoulders or back - if it does, it's probably too big (or not spread out properly)
