cocoo·me Sling

The baby wrap for newborns and babies – in many colors and of the best quality
Our elastic baby wraps are perfectly sized for many clothing sizes. Our selection of colors delights our customers, and babies feel safe and secure. The cocoo•me® Sling baby wrap is one of the best and most natural ways to carry your baby or newborn.

The perfect cocoo•me® baby wrap
We place great emphasis on details in the production of our baby wraps. The material is made from 95% organic cotton (kbA). Thanks to its elasticity, you can carry your baby not only fashionably but also safely. You have many options for wrapping and combining it. The baby wraps weigh 680g and measure 5 by 0.5m. The cocoo.me Sling baby wrap has been tested by midwives and babywearing consultants and meets the most modern demands of parents. With this fabric baby wrap, you have discovered one of the most natural ways to carry a baby. The physical closeness satisfies your baby's need for bodily contact. You can observe how they become more content and cry less. Your baby can participate in many family activities, and you have your hands free. You are more flexible than with a stroller and simply much more mobile. A simple tying guide is included in the delivery.

The advantages of a cocoo•me® baby wrap – the best baby wrap
Satisfies the baby's and parents' need for physical contact
More mobility compared to a stroller
Easier body temperature regulation for the baby
Strengthening of muscles for parents
You can get much more information on the advantages and disadvantages of baby wraps from your babywearing consultant. Here we have also found a good article on Wikipedia for you (to the article on Wikipedia).

Baby wrap for premature babies
Our premature babies have special needs, and we have incorporated these into our specially developed premature baby wrap. Here you can find the COCOO·ME® SLING PREEMIE premature baby wrap.

Baby wrap for your newborn
Our smallest and newborn babies especially love closeness to their parents. Being carried by mom and dad calms them and gives them a sense of security. The design and material of our baby wraps are perfect for carrying your newborn. The size of the baby wrap allows you to address important ergonomic aspects. Please always consult your midwife or babywearing consultant. Especially the very young should be supported in their physical development. The elastic baby wrap is recommended by many midwives and babywearing consultants, especially in the first weeks of life.

Baby wrap – carrying as a workout? Of course!
If you start carrying soon after birth, you begin with a light, small baby. Listen to your body – if you can't go on and need to sit down, then definitely do so! Slowly you can increase the duration of carrying. As your baby grows and becomes heavier, you can gradually train your muscles. Carrying a baby can therefore help you get back in shape! The most important thing is correct carrying to avoid pain. Widely fanned fabric panels across the back ensure optimal weight distribution. Make sure your baby is carried high enough for comfortable carrying (head-kiss height). Fanning the fabric panels of the cocoo.me Sling over your shoulders also provides more carrying comfort!

How to dress my baby correctly in spring?
Essentially, your baby wrap replaces a layer of clothing. For us, this means: If your child is wearing a long-sleeved shirt indoors, you can take it off when carrying them. The warmth of your body and the protective baby wrap replace this layer of clothing. Clothes made of wool or wool-silk are temperature-regulating and ensure that your baby doesn't sweat. Changing clothes during hikes is also a good idea! The most important are the legs – these are outside the baby wrap and must therefore be protected. Leg warmers are best suited for this. They keep the legs warm and can also be pulled over the feet of small babies. For head protection, we recommend a thin bonnet or the cocoo.me Clip-in Hood for jacket extension.

How do I know if my baby is too warm or too hot?
The basic rule is: always check the baby's temperature at the nape of their neck – if it's neither sweaty nor cold there, your baby is dressed perfectly.

Is a baby wrap too warm for my baby in summer?
Please consult your babywearing consultant. Generally, in summer, you must ensure that your baby does not overheat. Sweating and wet clothes could also cause a cold if you're not careful. However, due to the closeness, sweat also regulates the newborn's body temperature and even cools the body. However, if you need a break or take your baby out, make sure you have spare clothes with you. Preparation is everything. In summer, always bring a cloth or sun hat for protection against strong sunlight.

Tip: The cocoo•me® Sling can also be tied in two layers, making it a bit cooler.

What should you consider when choosing a baby wrap?
We definitely recommend talking to your midwife or babywearing consultant. There are so many different variations and brands. It's easy to lose sight of what's essential. When it comes to baby wraps, we pay attention to the fabric composition, the size of the wrap, and pleasant colors. Additionally, we produce in Europe, giving us much better control over individual production steps (our material is GOTS certified). The carrying comfort then results from the many possibilities our baby wrap offers. On the one hand, due to its size (5m x 0.5m) and on the other hand, due to its perfect elasticity. Our baby wrap is definitely skin-friendly and perfectly suited for the smallest ones.

Did you know that you can carry your baby even after a C-section?
The elastic baby wrap is particularly suitable for this, as it is wonderfully soft and cuddly, does not constrict, and there is no annoying waist belt that would come into contact with the painful scar. Especially after a turbulent C-section, where mom and baby didn't have immediate time for bonding, carrying is a great way to make up for it.
What is important if you want to carry your baby after a C-section?
Only start when you feel fit enough! In the meantime, skin-to-skin cuddling and spending a lot of time together in bed helps.
Start with short carrying intervals. Do not overexert your body and stop carrying when your body signals that it needs a break.
Remember: carrying in a wrap is better than in your arms. It is gentler on your entire posture and your pelvic floor. Carrying in a baby wrap also provides more relief. So, before you drag your baby around in your arms, tie them into the baby wrap!
Are you carrying your baby at the right height?
Have you ever wondered if you're carrying your baby at the right height? What is actually the most comfortable way to carry?
We want to tell you today and ask you right away: Have you ever heard of the head-kiss height?
This term serves as a "guide" to give young parents the opportunity to check for themselves whether they have tied their baby in at the right height. Because if it's tied in too low, you feel like the baby is about to tumble out of the wrap – if it's tied in too high, the child's head is directly at your throat.
So, your baby is at the right height when you can easily give them a kiss on their head by bending your head down.
That's why it's also important that you tie the baby wrap correctly in advance – because if it sits at the "right" height from the start, there's a greater chance that your baby will ultimately be sitting at the right height in the baby wrap. Do you have questions about correct tying or are you still unsure whether your baby is sitting well in the baby wrap? Consult a babywearing consultant near you.