Baby Sling Carrier, Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler(7-45lbs), Toddler Carrier with Safety Buckle, One Shoulder Adjustable Shoulder Strap, One Size Fits All, Mesh Pink

I suffer from lumbar issues and being a full time mommy, carrying my daughter was starting to take a massive toll on me. So I found this and figured I'd give it a try. So far it's definitely helped. My daughter falls asleep alot faster, and my arm and back dont hurt as much as before. Only issue I have is that you have to position the carrier in the perfect spot or else it feels uncomfortable or you feel slight pain from it not being in the right spot. But positioning comes with practice. The material is OK. Not the greatest but it does the job. I bought the mesh version which helps my daughter not run hot. So I recommend this item and overall I'm satisfied with the purchase.

I'd wanted an easy to use sling, but waited a while before ordering this, for many reasons: I had a 'car seat cover' I wondered if it could be used as a sling, but was nervous it probably wasn't strong enough. We received a "giftcard" from Similac for a Seven Baby sling. My back wasn't ready to tot around the kid. My husband had already bought a Bjorn baby carrier.But finally, I decided to go with this sling. I thought it might be too late for a sling, really: my baby was already 3.5 mos old; but the sling said it could be used with a toddler (up to 45 lbs)! I wasn't sure I'd want to do that, I hadn't been ready to submit myself to extended periods of carrying even my 14lbs bundle of joy, but the sling looked sturdy, it wasn't super expensive, and I was curious about the product.I haven't really used it around the house that much - not quite comfortable wearing the baby as I wield a knife or cook on the stove; and things I might be more comfortable with, e.g. vacuuming or folding laundry, it's easier to set the baby on the bouncer or lay her on the bed.But the couple of times I've used it outdoors, we've had a blast. The pictures I've attached are from a couple of days ago. The baby looks kind of stuffed in, but she didn't mind, in fact she loved it. I didn't have to hold her, I just wanted to.I think I might try breast feeding in it, too, after adjusting the length to shorten it a bit first.

First time mom and I’ve got so many baby carriers which my fuzzy 3 month old hates most of except this one.I use the cradle hold and I can finally get a hand and a half free while I rock her to sleep. Great if you are doing the 5 S’ calming technique. This is similar to a ring sling redesigned into a simple sling that’s very easy to put on and adjust. Unlike a ring sling I can cradle my baby and have her feet free. And it’s so small it fits into my bag quite easily.Totally recommend this if your baby likes to be cradled and has not taken to the upright wraps.I use it a little differently than the pictures (with the sling over my right shoulder and baby’s head cradled I n the fold of the right arm.)The price is right, great value compared to how much I’ve shelled out for other carriers I can’t use.

This is an amazing sling and it was easier to carry my daughter around. I had to return it just because it made my back problems worse. No fault on the sling it’s self. My husband loved it as well. Very easy and fast to get her in and out of it.

We LOVE this sling! Bought this for our family trip to Puerto Rico with our 16 pound, nine month baby girl. It was AWESOME for throwing her into and out of it while at the airport, which is exactly what we bought it for. Now that we’re back, it continues to be a wonderful asset to the baby wearing collection. It’s super quick and easy for wearing around the house or for short walks or after school pickup when the Ergo feels too cumbersome or you don’t have extra hands to help get you into those yes- better ergonomically, YET more complicated baby front packs. It’s NOT going to feel great if you wear a heavy baby for a long time, as it’s simplicity also means it doesn’t that es ton of back support. But that’s fine, and it serves its outside of being THE GO-TO sling for most quick on the go adventures. My husband and I both love it and think she’ll be able to use it for easily another year.

As a Gramma watching her tiny 5mo old grandson 4 days a week, this really helps me throughout the day. I feel like he’s safer when carrying him around taking care of small chores. Also, it does help my arm and shoulder out too.

My almost 2 year old is obsessed with Me and I know this is normal and a good thing. However, it becomes a problem when we are traveling through an airport and he ONLY wants me. He doesn't want his dad or sister whom he adores but only mom. He doesn't want to sit on my shoulders like he'll do with dad, he wants me to carry him, not push him in his stroller, carry him. I can't even put his but on the edge of his stroller he will freak out! So I bought this sling after the last 7 days of me having to carry him around an airport, a cruise ship, and California. This thing is not a carrier it is better! Carriers are bulky and difficult to get your toddler. This is easy to use and easy to wrangle a toddler who refuses to leave your side. 10 out of 10, recommend!!!

Love everything about this. It frees up one hand (I usually have them both wrapped tightly around my newborn because I have never felt very secure when holding babies) I can feel she is securely held under her bottom and I just use the crook of my arm to support her neck. Also… love how the mesh keeps baby from overheating. Great mom hack! Especially when I need a spare hand to help take care of my toddler. Also very easy to get baby in and out… unlike those wraps… that I never could get the hang of