WHAT SIZE SLING DO I NEED?
• A good place to start is with your t-shirt size. Typically it will be the same as your sling size.
• Using a soft measuring tape, start at the outer edge of your shoulder and measure diagonally across your body to the top of your opposite hip bone.
• If you are in between sizes, size down.
• If you are pregnant and showing measure across your back instead.
• Your sling is too small if it feels uncomfortably tight and is extremely difficult to get your baby into the sling.
• For your comfort the sling should be worn at the naval level to prevent back pain.
• Your sling is too big if it slips off your shoulder, your back hurts after a short amount of time or your baby doesn't feel secure.
CHART
|
Sling Size |
Hip to
Shoulder |
Height |
Weight in
pounds |
Bra
Size |
|
X-Small |
21"-23" |
5'0"-5'8" |
Up to 130 |
A,B |
|
Small |
23"-24" |
5'1" - 5'10" |
120-150 |
A,B,C |
|
Medium |
24"-25" |
5'2"-6'0" |
140-180 |
A-E |
|
Large |
25"-26" |
5'3"-6'1" |
170-210 |
A-E |
|
X-Large |
27"-29" |
5'4"-6'2" |
200 + |
C & Up | | 
