Made in Australia from 100% breathable cotton drill the Bubzilla Sling offers 'hands free' convenience without ever compromising the safety or comfort of your baby.
Easy and compact enough to have with you all the time, the Bubzilla Baby Sling is sized to the wearer which helps to ensure infants are not carried in slings which are too large or worn too low.
The continuous angled curve design of the Bubzilla Sling ensures a deep pouch for your baby, which also shields them for privacy. The design has the added bonus of extra width to distribute the weight of your growing baby across your body without ever compromising your own comfort. This enables the wearer to wear baby for extended periods of time, without physical grief.
The Bubzilla designed Sling also eliminates the need for any additional straps, rings and buckles so there is never anything to adjust or replace.
Features and benefits of the Bubzilla Sling:
Suitable from birth to toddler up to 30kg (approx 4 yrs old)
Non-adjustable so there are no unnecessary claps or buckles that will dig into the wearer and therefore no need for any additional padding
Can be worn 7 different ways
Supports baby's neck & spine and will aid the wearer in good posture, eliminating lumber stress and pressure from the abdominal area especially important if mum has had a c-section
Recommended by Chiropractors, Osteopaths and Midwives
Fully machine washable
Lifetime warranty
Sizes: Fits standard UK ladies dress sizes:
Small 10-12
Medium 14-16
Large 18-20 Please Note: The Bubzilla Sling is sized to the wearer, not the size of your baby. When purchasing please ensure you purchase the size that suits you. Please click on the ‘View Additional Images’ button for further information on sizing.
Special Offer: We are offering a Free pair of Babylegs worth £8.99 with every Bubzilla Baby Sling. Babylegs make nappy changing easier, they protect soft knees from harsh surfaces and provide light weight sun protection.
Please note style of babylegs will vary from those shown in additional images.
