www.peppermint.com
Frae’s all-time favourite babywearing site. Learn all about almost every sling imaginable and how to use them. Lovely pictures and lots of easy to understand information. Look here if you’re new to babywearing, but do hide your credit card first – it can be very tempting to spend here, but also very expensive!

www.thebabywearer.com
All the best babywearing essentials in one place! Find vendors, comparison charts, forums, reviews, articles, etc. A little bit cluttered and a bit overwhelming if you are new to babywearing though.

www.kangarookorner.com
Kangaroo Korner offers the popular Adjustable Fleece and Cotton Pouches, Padded and Unpadded Slings, which are things we don’t get here.

www.ergobabycarrier.com
Another of Frae’s favourites. Very expensive, but worth the money if you intend to carry a bigger baby A LOT. Frae recently managed her 10kg boy in the carrier for 6 hours – and emerged with only a small bruise. If you’re not willing to spend US$96, then sit tight while Mummysmilk comes up with something better!

www.kozycarrier.com
The Kozy is the most raved about Mei Tai in the babywearing world. However, the Mummysmilk team tried it and didn’t quite like it. Still a great site to explore.

www.zolowear.com
The MOST gorgeous ring slings for a classy outing. Also the MOST expensive we have seen. Worth a look just to drool over them.

www.willowbean.com
Wondering picture gallery and sweet babywearing stories.

www.rebozoway.com
Getting to the root of babywearing – going back in time through Mexican history. A wonderful, wonderful project. Boasts an AWESOME picture gallery.

www.babyidea.fi
Babywearing is big in Scandinavia. Great if you read finnish. If you don’t, just click on the buttons that look appealing and just enjoy the wonderful pictures. They even feature Sam’s MIM slings – all the way in Finland!!! See? We told you we carry only the good stuff!

www.thecarryingkind.com
Lovely pictures and they offer more unusual slings like the Tonga and Perraja. Prices in pounds. Also offers bras, books, shoes and other mummy things.

www.beginnings.org
Another sling supermarket, but a bit slow to load. Great for exploring the world of different slings out there.

Babywearing list:

groups.yahoo.com/babywearing Very very active babywearing group. Great for lurking!