Baby Wrap Carrier Ring Sling : Extra Comfortable Slings and Wraps for Easy Wearing and Carrying of Babies, Newborn, Infant and Toddler. Carriers Ideal for Baby Registry, Breastfeeding and Nursing

This sling is amazing!I purchased this sling because I needed to wear my almost 3 month old around the airport and while traveling.. my main concern was will it be easy to use?I actually have multiple baby carriers (ktan, Bjorn, etc) and this one is the winner! It was so easy to use and if and when my baby got fussy or "over it" it was very easy to quickly take him out and quickly put him back in.It's also not confusing to put on like a lot of carriers are. From the beginning, it's just easy to use.I love the grey color which goes with everything. My baby looked very comfortable in it not to mention adorable. I got many compliments on it while out and about.(Oh and one other thing.. I was able to even nurse while having him in here.)

I was wary about buying this product after reading reviews about how poorly other peoples newborns fit in here, but my newborn fits perfect!He came early and was only 6 lbs when I first started wearing him in this. Our car seat is a Graco 4 ever car seat so it isn't able to detach and work as a carrier so I needed something to easily put the baby in for trips to the doctor and such. This is great! I have had to pull the sling pretty tight to make sure he isn't swimming in fabric but it works wonderfully. And you can't beat the price.The fabric is soft and not stretchy which is nice. It feels very secure unlike wearing a boba as a sling.I highly recommend this product!

If you've never used a ring sling carrier, then take this as a word of caution. They can be tricky to figure out if you don't watch a video, and since it's going to be carrying your child you want to make sure you have everything correct. I recommend watching a number of videos and trying it out without the baby first, just to make sure you're as safe as you can be. Thankfully, Baby Womb World delivered this carrier with links to their Youtube videos. They also have a number of pictures so the learning process is simplified for you.As far as the quality of the carrier, the fabric on this is pretty thick. The rails (top and bottom of the carrier) do have a little padding so it's comfortable for the baby. The threading portion is even thicker, so there's no worry about this ripping, but I don't think that's a real concern since it's for children and not adults (though I'm no expert on sling carriers). Should last us a good long time.Learning how to get the little one into the carrier was a bit difficult at first (he just didn't want to go in), but the videos were helpful and were of high quality (showed how things should be done, and also had little text blurbs to indicate what was happening in the video). At the end of the day, practice makes perfect, but note that every baby will be different. Our child didn't enjoy the social position much, but he liked the newborn position (he's not a newborn though). With a little patience, we worked it out.This is a high quality ring sling carrier that has a number of positions and helpful videos. So far, I would highly recommend. If you have your hands full and need a little help carrying the little one around, this is the sling for you.

I LOVE my sling! I wear it all day so i can nurse yet also chase my toddler and get things done around the house as well as use it to run errands. It takes 1 second to put on. Nothing is more convenient.So glad I found it and even had another new mommy get one too!

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this sling. I breastfeed baby in it all the time especially when I'm working around the house or out and about in public. The sling covers you so others can't see and is much better than using a nursing cover since baby has better air flow to breathe, plus you have support to help hold baby at the boob.Some of the reviews here I've seen complain about not being able to use it for a newborn. Well on the sling (it's stitched in with instructions) it states that it's to be used with babies 8lbs and up. Most carriers in general have that 8lb rule. That said my daughter was a preemie and came home at 5lbs. I still used it for her for small periods when she was under the 8lbs but was extremely careful and cautious, and mostly used it when sitting as just a cover to breastfeed when I was out or with friends. Now that baby is bigger, she doesn't get lost in the fabric so I can wear her easier and walk around.You especially can't beat the price. I can't recommend this enough.

I liked it at first, but after a couple of weeks, I noticed that I kept having to tighten the sling as the fabric would slowing slip from the Rings. If not warn correctly, the rings will start to hurt your shoulder as well. It does take some practice to wear the baby correctly. Also, I found that the extra fabric would get twisted in the ring, so I would constantly have to completely undue the strap and re-due it to make sure it was worn properly. Really annoying especially when you have a crying infant. Needless to say, i returned it. I much rather use my seven slings brand sling.

I understand the concept of this and watched multiple tutorials on YouTube but I could not get this to work for my daughter and I. She is a newborn and I couldn't get her secure enough in this to where I could be hands free. I would still be holding her with the sling on which defeated the purpose. I felt that it was too big and too much material for us with her being a newborn although it is suppose to work for newborns. I personally had no success even though I followed directions and attempted several times. If I have to work at it that hard then it's not worth it to me... definitely not making things easier.

The idea is good but when you put it on, you will realize the baby can’t really be bent like the picture. Also because of the baby weight, it is not very secure and hand free. You will still have to hold the bottom of the baby.