• When you try on the Baby K’tan (without the baby inside), the lowest point the fabric should fall should be below the chest and above the navel. When you wear the child, the lowest point should be at the navel or waist but not below the hips.
• When carrying your baby in the Baby K’tan: If the lowest point of the sling is at the hips, choose a smaller size; if the lowest point is at your chest, choose a larger size.
• When carrying the baby with the Baby K’tan and you feel that the sling is too loose (e.g., the child feels insecure, the legs move a lot when you walk, or it slips off your shoulders), choose a smaller size.
• The size of the Baby K’tan is not based on the child's age or weight. Its elastic fabric and different carrying positions allow the sling to "grow" with your child. That is, you do not need to get a larger size as your baby grows and becomes a toddler (up to 16 kg).
• The Baby K’tan sling is made of 100% cotton. It should fit securely and safely on you and your child. For a better fit, wash and dry it – it will fit even more snugly to your body. If you are a new mom and inexperienced in baby wearing, you might think the sling is too small, but having it snug is important for the safe transport of the child and good support for your back. The cotton, elastic knit allows the Baby K’tan to adapt to you and your baby.

• Made from soft cotton fabric
• 6 different positions, without complicated tying or adjustable buckles
• Ergonomic position, contributing to the healthy development of the infant, while it can also support the baby's head - useful for newborns who still cannot support their heads on their own
• Evenly distributes weight across the back and shoulders, while being easy to wear, thanks to the double loop design that allows it to slide over you
• Suitable for babies weighing from 3.6 to 15.8kg
• Machine washable & dryer friendly
• Includes a belt for additional stability and safety
• Made from 100% natural cotton

The baby carrier is one of the accessories that can literally free your hands in a very simple and practical way. Read the instructions for use carefully and pay attention to the advice of the pediatrician or babywearing experts.

A baby carrier should:

• Be ergonomic for both you and your baby
• Match the age group of the baby
• If you are breastfeeding, its fit should allow you to do so
• If the baby is a newborn, you should ensure that you have chosen a carrier that supports the head and body properly, as this is very important for their safety and development
• Be easy to clean
• Be made of soft and baby-friendly fabrics