PAUL VERLAINE

"De la douceur, de la douceur, de la douceur"

I had the idea to create this brand when my son Roméo was born. I realized then that the existing alternatives to strollers were not very practical, whatever style or type I tested. Choice was limited to cumbersome baby carriers that had to be continually adjusted, and slips several meters long with knots I used to get tangled into. Not to mention the colors and synthetic materials… I was dreaming of a solution that would be practical and trendy, as well as greener that what I was able to find in the stores.

In 2015, during my second pregnancy, I decided to develop this eco-friendly concept that combines comfort, ethics and security for babies' sensitive skins.

WE LOVE GREEN

100% ORGANIC COTTON

All of our products are designed in France and made with love in Portugal. They are made of 100% organic cotton, with natural fibers from pesticide-free organic farming.

LABEL OEKO-TEX 100®

Because babies' skins are ultra-sensitive, all of our fabrics meet the safety requirements and all dyes and fabric treatment are conform to Oeko-tex 100 standards. Our colorants are natural, and our dyes are plants-based or water-pigmented.

COMPLIANCE AND QUALITY CONTROL

All of our baby carriers meet the safety requirements of the European Standard for Baby Carriers NF EN 13209-2 and US norms ASTM F2907-15. The International Hip Dysplasia Institute has also tested and approved our baby carriers as a hip healthy product.

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Size guide

1. WHICH SIZE SHOULD I CHOOSE?

Our baby carriers are currently available in two sizes : T1 and T2. The fabric is stretchy enough to adapt as best as possible to both the wearer's and the baby's bodies.

Generally, T1 suits sizes from S to M and T2 suits larger sizes.

Important: The fabric will soften and relax during use and as the baby grows. It’s normal that the baby carrier feel a little snug during the first use.

And since each body is unique, you can try it quietly at home to see if it suits you and if not, you can send it back for a refund ;)

2. THE SIZE IS TOO SMALL - BABY IS TOO SQUASHED

You may experience a feeling of tightness but the goal is ultimately that the baby is held firmly against you and does not move, just like with a classic carrier. For the newborn position, depending on the morphology of both the baby and the wearer, it can quickly become restrictive. You can therefore place them into the sitting position early by respecting their physiological position and the natural spacing of their hips. The seating position will feel less snug as the legs will be out.

Also, do not hesitate to flatten the fabric on your back to leave more on the front.

Important: The fabric will soften and relax during use and as the baby grows.

3. THE SIZE IS TOO LARGE - BABY IS TOO LOW

Indeed your child should not be too low, or at least the position should remain as comfortable for them as it is for you and your baby should remain within reach for kisses. If this is not the case, you can make a loop with the fabric on each shoulder. You can make a loop by twisting the side of the scarf and reversing the hems so that the fabric is shortened and the baby is slightly lifted (see video section).

You can also wash your sling (30° or Warm setting in the washing machine) so that the fabric shrinks back to the original size (the product cannot be reimbursed once washed).