baby sling

The Popps sling – closeness and security for you and your baby

Our Popps sling is your ideal companion for those intimate moments with your baby - right from the start or later. Available in four stylish designs: Zen Blue, Croissant, Leo, and Heart.

Made from 96% bamboo viscose and 4% elastane, the sling gently hugs your baby and ensures a comfortable, soft feel. Thanks to its elasticity, it adapts ergonomically to your baby's body and provides you with optimal support when carrying.

The Popps sling is particularly breathable and supports air circulation. With a length of 504 cm and a width of 55 cm, it offers enough flexibility to adapt perfectly to you and your baby. With a weight of around 500 g, it is easy to handle and ideal for babies weighing 2.3 to 15 kg. The Popps sling gives you support and stability exactly where you need it.

This sling gives your baby closeness and security, whether in the first few months or later. It is perfect for the intimate moments that you will experience together.

1. Find the center of the cloth: Find the center of the cloth marked by the Popps label.
2. Place the cloth around your chest: Place the center of the cloth flat on your chest so that the Popps label is in the center of your chest.
3. Cross the ends over your back and pull them forward over your shoulders: Bring the ends of the scarf back, cross them on your back to form an "X", and then pull the ends forward over your shoulders. Make sure that the strips of the scarf are not twisted.
4. Pull the cloth strands through the chest panel: Gather the chest panel a little and pull the ends of the cloth through the middle chest panel.
5. Cross the strands of the cloth at breastbone height: Cross the strands of the cloth at about the height of your breastbone. Depending on the size of your child, you can also cross them a little lower.
6. Lead the cloth strands to the back and tie a knot: Lead the ends of the cloth back and to the front again. Tie them there with a double knot, or on the side. If the ends are too short, you can tie them at the back.
   Attention: Please do not tie a bow, it could open unnoticed.
7. Receiving your baby: Place your baby safely over the opposite shoulder of the lower cloth and support him in a C-grip. Carefully receive the first foot (make sure not to pull on the foot) until the cloth is in the middle of the back of the knee. Now position your baby on the other side of your shoulder and hold him in a diagonal support grip so that he sits well and securely. Now receive the other foot with the other cloth until the cloth is in the middle of the back of the baby's knee. Carefully align your baby back in the middle of your chest. First carefully pull the lower cloth over your child's bottom and back to his neck, then the other cloth. Finally, pull the chest panel up to the ears so that the neck is well supported. Make sure that the feet remain free and that there is no accidental pulling on the feet. Your baby now assumes the squat position.

Make sure your baby's airways are clear.

55 cm at the widest point.

504 cm length.

Safety instructions (WARNING):

1. Note the weight range: Your Popps sling is suitable for babies and toddlers weighing between 2.3 and 15 kilograms. Please only use the sling within this weight range.
2. Safe spread-squat position: Make sure your baby is always in the spread-squat position. This means your baby's knees should be higher than their bottom and the fabric should run from the back of the knee to the back of the knee to promote healthy hip development (M-position).
3. Clear airway: Make sure your baby's face is always visible and the airway remains clear. Your baby's head should not be covered by the cloth or your clothing to ensure free breathing. Gently turn your baby's head to the side if necessary.
4. Head support for newborns and babies: Make sure that the neck is well supported by the sling. If necessary, support your child's neck with a head support (e.g. pop bag or burp cloth).
5. Secure fit: The sling must be tied tightly enough so that your baby sits securely and close to your body, but not so tight that it becomes uncomfortable. You should be able to comfortably reach your baby with a kiss on the head at any time.
6. Regular inspection: Check regularly that the sling is tied tightly and that your baby is safe and well supported. Look for signs of wear or damage to the sling.
7. Be careful with heat sources and hot drinks: Be aware that hazards in the home environment, such as hot drinks or heat sources, can pose a risk to your baby. For example, do not cook while using your sling or drink hot drinks to prevent accidents.
8. Pay attention to your baby's movement: the more active your baby becomes, the greater the risk that he or she could slip out of the sling. Make sure he or she is correctly positioned in the sling to avoid the risk of falling.
9. Maintain balance: Your movement and that of your baby can affect your balance. Be especially careful when leaning or bending forward or to the side.
10. Avoid sporting activities: The sling is not suitable for sporting activities such as jogging, cycling, swimming or skiing.
11. Avoid overheating: Make sure your baby does not overheat. Your baby's body temperature can rise if he or she is wearing too much clothing or is in an environment that is too warm.
12. Storing the sling: When you are not using the sling, keep it out of the reach of children.
13. Care instructions: Follow the care instructions on the sling label for washing, cleaning and drying.
14. Regular inspection: Inspect the sling regularly for wear or damage before using it.