The Luxury Mei Tai from Dittany Baby blends high style with common sense. This is truly the most gorgeous and practical way to carry your baby. The Luxury Mei Tai comes is a variety of beautiful colors and stylish patterns and it contoured so that your baby is perfectly safe and comfortable and you look good.

The Luxury Mei Tai features light padding on the shoulder straps so you get extra comfort on your shoulders without the bulk. It has contoured sides to offer your baby comfy leg positions. For extra safety the Mei Tai has an adjustable 2-inch waist strap buckle with a 2-inch slip lock buckle to make certain your little one stays in securely. It comes in one size and the straps are long enough to adjust to any body type. The Luxury Mei Tai has three ways to carry / wear your baby: face in, face-out and backpack style.

Face In is the best choice for newborns as they are kept close to your heart and protected from the elements. Tuck your newborn's legs in as well and make sure baby's body is snug against yours. For a newborn, it is important to tie the straps behind their back for support.

Face Out is a fun way to keep your older baby close while allowing him or her to see the world and kick their little legs. Make sure the straps are always flat and comfortable.

Backpack Style offers you complete hands-free movement and lets your baby be a part of the activity.

Dittany Baby Luxury Mei Tais are made of durable, luxurious materials and are easy to care for, simply hand wash and line dry. Each comes with its own toggle bag so you can slip it into your handbag or diaper bag when you are not using it.

• Straps are 200-thread count supreme broadcloth
• Lining is made of super soft spa minky fleece
• Pink and Blue versions are made of opulent 100% Dupioni silk
• Gold or Blue Damask is black flocked Damask on Taffeta of 45% polyester and 55% nylon
• Caramel and Pistachio versions are 100% polyester micro suede.

There are some important safety measures to keep in mind when carrying your baby in a pouch sling. As with any baby slings, though baby fits snugly inside he or she is not tied in so an uncooperative little one could wiggle their way out of a sling. It is always best to put your arm around baby when you squat or bend over. Do not use your sling during rigorous activities such as jogging or possibly dangerous situations like cooking.