Adjustable One Shoulder Baby Carrier Portable Baby Carrier Sling

I get so many comments on this sling! Now that my baby can support his head, it has become a staple for travel. We have the TushBaby and love it, but wanted something more compact for air travel. This is perfect. The padded, expandable shoulder rest is super comfortable, the adjustable straps in the front and back are easy to customize, and the adjustable ties on both sides of the seat create a perfectly snug fit with no room for slipping or falls. The mesh is a great touch, especially for Florida heat and humidity. Since it’s mostly cloth, it’s very compact, lightweight, and easy to pack. We got it at 6 months, but could have used it earlier around 3 to 4 months with good head control. It looks like it will fit him well into toddler years. We now use this over the TushBaby which has disappeared into the back of the closet. It’s much more affordable than the TushBaby as well. If you’re looking for an affordable, functional, comfortable carrier, this is it! 10/10 recommend!

I spent sooooo much time researching these toddler slings, there’s lots of mixed reviews. These are assisted carriers so not hands free. Exactly what I’m looking for, something to help because he is so squirmy and always wants to be held. Sometimes I just need to run in the store quick and need that extra support carrying my 1.5yr old. I looked at others that were more expensive but for $20 vs $100( or more ) I thought I would give this one a try first. I haven’t had it long and only used it once, so I will update my review if something changes but as of right now, I love this thing! It was easy to put on and easy to get my baby in, I love that it’s adjustable and it’s so light weight you could fit it in your diaper bag! The shoulder strap is padded and fans out which is supposed to give you more comfort. And it’s so cute, I love the color and design of it, I would definitely recommend this.

Overall not a bad carrier there’s just a lot of straps and different adjustments that made it a little difficult to figure out.

I really like this. Comfortable to wear and easy to slip on. Takes the strain off your arm and evenly distributes the weight of the babe. My little is only 5 months but 20 lbs. I think when he's around eight months and his legs are a little longer,This will definitely work better. But we love that it's breathable, because he gets hot quickly. The material is not cheap, feeling.It definitely seems well made. It did, however, leave red marks on the back of his legs. But I think it's because he's just a little bit too small to fit in it like he should. And unlike when you babyware, you definitely have to keep your hand on them. But again, that may be different.If he was a little older. I feel this is a good alternative to carriers like the tush baby for hip wearing.But you still want a little bit of back support for the babe.

Best purchase I have ever made! This is great for places that don’t have enough room for strollers (fairs, festivals)- or bad terrain for strollers (hiking). Easy to use and get baby/toddler in and out of. It’s very breathable- hot enough just holding a baby lol (mostly in Texas). When I wear this I have many ppl ask about it- BUY IT- you will love it, I guarantee it!

This is one of my favorite products that I use to care for my grandchildren. It’s easy to use and my grandchildren who are under six months fit snug, secure and are comfortable. I like that it is lined with soft material. It’s almost like they’re in a hammock. The mesh is great so they don’t sweat and they can breathe, it’s lightweight, it’s comfortable and there’s adjustable straps and I like the colors.

Not sure who these are made for, but it ain't me. Sure, you can free up your arms and give your biceps a break, but it turns out its really uncomfortable and painful to have all your baby's weight pulling on your shoulder. Only took 15 seconds to learn that. In order to have good posture, going to be a major shoulder and lat workout to hold your shoulder back. I have a 20 lb 5 month old and hes not a huge fan of the traditional baby carrier, so thought I'd give this a try.

This jus wasn’t it. The support for the shoulder would slip up to my neck and made the whole experience blah. Returned and got a traditional ring sling