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the original overlapping pleated shoulder, since 2001
Today's message: I can now accept credit
or debit card payments through Authorize.net -- you no longer have to use
PayPal to pay by credit or debit card! (American Express transactions will not go through, because they charge a separate, higher fee for each transaction and I elected not to sign up with them.)
Use the "your account" tab
above to create or log into your account before shopping -- I just upgraded the
cart, and now you get a 5% credit in loyalty points for your purchase! If
you've ordered before but do not have an account, please set one up and then
email me, and I'll apply the loyalty points retroactively. The cart uses your
email address to coalate your orders, so remember to use the same email address
you'd used previously (or let me know that it's changed).
Please read about infant safety in baby-holding devices (every parent, babywearer or not, needs to know about this) and sling safety!
Please read the sling construction page before ordering -- it covers the important details of how your sling will be sewn.
Have a sling whose fabric you love, but whose shoulder isn't for you, or a short wrap you want to turn into a ring sling? Calculate the necessary wrap/sling numbers here:
(For more information about these calculations, please see the wrap conversion info page.)
I have redone the sizing page! Please check your size before ordering, even if you have ordered previously, as your sling size may have changed.
See pocket and accessories for pockets and other useful additions to your sling, and tail accents to add some color to the tail of your sling.
Welcome!
Please read this important sling safety information, and this about general infant safety in other devices!
Also... A note about stock and reordering, and the fate of the babywearing industry
Cloth
baby carriers are just about the most useful baby gadget on the
planet. While they may be seen as a new invention in the United States, where
strollers have long been the norm, practically every culture on the planet has
a version, and they've been used for thousands of years. Ring slings are a relatively
recent innovation, dating to 1980, but their ease of use
and versitility have quickly made them a staple for parents in the know. [more
on babywearing]
To find out more about SBP slings and to explore fabrics, colors, and other features, please use the links at the top and bottom of the page. I strive to make babywearing easy and affordable, and I think you'll find that my slings are a great value!
Why choose SBP over an Etsy or eBay sling? I started
by writing just a few reasons, but the list was getting so long, I had to put
it on its
own page.
