Peanut Shell Baby Sling - Sunday Drive

The Peanut Shell Baby Sling is one of the most beautiful and easiest baby slings you'll ever wear.

The Sunday Drive Peanut Shell Sling is a black and white print with a beautiful crawling vine and leaf flourish pattern.

There are no buckles, metal rings or adjustments to be made and the sling can be worn in 5 different ways to carry a baby or a toddler up to 36 lbs. This soft baby carrier is compact so you can easily toss it into a diaper bag when you're on the go and it can also be used as a stroller cover or a baby blanket. The sling features:

• sleek leg padding to increase your baby's comfort without added bulk or warmth,
• a perfectly placed hook for attaching toys,
• a small pocket for carrying essentials such as keys, a cell phone or a pacifier.

All the fabrics are easy to care for and machine washable.

Peanut Shell Sling Instruction Video

Step 1: Folding the Sling

Before you put on your sling, make sure your pouch is folded in half (it is packaged folded correctly). To do this you will need to fold it in half lengthwise, with the two sewn sides of the pouch parallel, creating a "pouch." (pocket on outside and padded rail on inner edge against your body).

Step 2: Putting the Sling On

Hold the Peanut Shell® baby sling in one hand with the folded edge nearest your body and the curved seam pointing toward the ground. Slip the pouch up and over your head, putting the arm that was holding the pouch through it, and let it come to rest on the opposite shoulder (like you are Ms. America and wearing a sash).

Step 3: Proper Placement of the Sling

Before you put baby in your Peanut Shell® baby sling make sure the fabric of the pouch is spread across the ball of your shoulder, NOT up around your neck (so your shoulder bone should be centered on the fabric across your shoulder) and smoothed across your back. Your Peanut Shell® should fit snugly to allow for the stretch of the fabric and to give you the most comfortable carry. The seam should be positioned over your belly button.

TIP: No matter which position you are using, your baby's bottom always goes on the seam, which is curved to create a deep "seat." For front cradle or upright carries, position the seam just off-center from your belly button, about halfway between belly button and hip bone. For hip carries, it should be at your hip.

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