Ring Sling - Linen Midnight Blue

Ring slings are generally safety-tested for babies weighing between 7 and 35 pounds (around 3 to 16 kg). If your baby weighs less than 7 pounds, it's a good idea to consult your healthcare provider to ensure safe babywearing.

Adjusting a ring sling is key to comfort and safety. Make sure to thread the fabric through the rings correctly. To adjust, pull on the fabric rail by rail (from top to bottom) rather than pulling the entire tail at once. This ensures that the rings stay in the proper position and that the baby is snug without putting undue pressure on your shoulders. Lift your baby a little and bring the soft fabric towards the rings before pulling!

With a newborn, you can choose between two main positions: tummy-to-tummy with legs tucked in, or tummy-to-tummy with legs out. Both options provide an ergonomic "M" position with the baby’s knees higher than their bottom. Ensure that the baby’s back forms a gentle "C" curve and their airway remains visible and unrestricted.You can also recline the baby in a cradle position for breastfeeding, but with extreme caution. Never leave the baby asleep in this position. Once feeding is over, reposition them upright with their head above their chest, and return to the tummy-to-tummy position.

Yes! Ring slings are an excellent option for discreet breastfeeding. You can easily lower the baby slightly by adjusting the rings, allowing for a comfortable nursing position. After feeding, make sure to reposition the baby back to an upright, ergonomic position.

Yes, you can carry a toddler in a Ring Sling. These adjustable slings are designed for children up to around 3 years old, providing excellent support for short periods, such as quick trips or when your toddler needs comfort. The fabric tightens easily through the rings, especially in a hip carry, which is often the most comfortable position for a toddler. However, for longer periods or more intense physical activities, a structured carrier might be more suitable, as the Ring Sling is primarily designed for shorter use.