baby sling

Immerse yourself in a world of tenderness and refinement with the new baby sling Tartine et Chocolat. Featuring the iconic Print inspiration toile de Jouy, this exceptional piece perfectly combines the timeless elegance of the House and the benefits of carrying.

Made in 100% cotton, its noble and breathable fabric offers absolute comfort and impeccable support, while respecting the sensitive skin of newborns. A true cocoon of softness, it invites your little one into the hollow of a wrap inspired by the mother's womb, offering you the freedom to savor every moment in the purest elegance.

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Carrying rituals

the art of wrapping it in softness


Designed to adapt to the rhythm of your days and the growth of your Kid, our scarf offers four delicate knots, offering your Baby a tailor-made cocoon over the months. From the ideal cross wrap for the first moments to carrying on the back for older children, discover our techniques step by step.

Designed to support each stage of their development and well-being, they allow you to guide your little one with grace from the first days to their first explorations.

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The cross wrap

for newborns

  • Place the middle of the scarf on your chest (a bit like a bustier) and let each side fall behind your back; cross the sides forming a wide cross in the back. gently lower the scarf to the level of the Belt.
  • Install your Baby squat on your chest (facing you).
  • Slide your knees Baby in the Pocket horizontal position of the sling while holding his buttocks in your hand, to stabilize him.
  • wrap Baby up to the ears by pulling up the scarf.
  • Adjust by pulling each side of the scarf to find the right balance; slide the side placed on your right shoulder under the buttocks of Baby going towards the left (therefore crossing).
  • Do the opposite with the side remaining on your left shoulder. then cross the two sides over and under the feet of Baby.
  • Make a Bow flat with the sides behind your back.

Position of Cradle

  • Fold your baby sling along its entire length.
  • Place a section over the shoulder of your choice.
  • Join the two sides (one is in front and the other behind) in the back.
  • Then make a Bow tight (this is what guarantees hold and safety).
  • Slide your Baby in the Pocket formed with the sling on your stomach.
  • Then tighten the scarf to your liking, by simply rotating the fabric over your shoulder.

Side carry

When the Baby is able to support his head

  • Place the baby sling on the shoulder of your choice, in the middle of the fabric. At this point, you have one side in front of you and one behind your back.
  • Cross the sides on the opposite hip, making sure to pass the side coming from the back over the one
    placed on the chest.
  • Join the two sides around the Size, without twisting the fabric.
  • Make a double Bow flat at the back of the hip.
  • Then place your Baby : one leg in the inner band, the other leg in the outer band.
  • The bands should cross at the level of your child's legs. Baby. Your Baby must be in position
    frog.

Back position

For older babies

  • Place Baby into your back as you bend forward, keeping your back flat. Fix a straight point in front of you, to help you.
  • Pull the scarf up to the level of your ears. Baby.
  • Pass the sides over your shoulders.
  • Place the excess of the scarf under the buttocks of Baby up to the knees.
  • Stand up slightly so that your Baby slips into the scarf.
  • Adjust the placement of your Baby by pulling on both sides of the scarf.
  • Tighten the planes of the fabric, to ensure good support of the Baby.
  • Wedge one side between your legs while you adjust the other side by applying pressure on each edge of the scarf.
  • Twist the first section and wedge it between your legs.
  • Twist the second section, pull both sections outwards to distribute the tension throughout the fabric.
  • Pass the two sides backwards, under your arms and passing over the feet of Baby.
  • Cross the two sides under the buttocks of Baby and bring them back to the front by going under his legs.
  • Tie the two sides at the front, having pulled well one last time