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What Makes Ring Slings Special

Ring slings are a fast, supportive way to carry your baby using one long piece of fabric and a set of rings. They’re easy to adjust, great for contact naps, and fit a wide range of caregivers and babies. If you want something simple that still feels really secure, ring slings are a great option.

If you’re ready to learn ring slings without the trial and error, my ring sling guide breaks everything down into simple steps. You’ll learn how to thread, adjust, troubleshoot, and get a comfortable fit for both you and your baby.

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Hope & Plum

Soft, beginner friendly slings made with size inclusive, ethically produced fabrics in vibrant, modern colors.

Heritage Baby

Handcrafted Canadian slings known for lightweight linen that breaks in quickly and offers comfortable, everyday support.

Lenny Lamb

Beautifully woven Polish textiles with a wide range of blends and patterns so you can choose the exact feel and support you want.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age can I start using a ring sling?

Ring slings work beautifully from the newborn stage through toddlerhood as long as baby is held upright, well supported, and close enough to kiss.

Linen and linen blends are the most popular because they’re strong, breathable, and easy to care for, while woven cotton and bamboo blends offer a softer, more cushioned feel.

Most slings come with standard size rings that fit the full range of adult body sizes, and the fabric length determines how much tail you prefer rather than your ring size.

Yes, as long as baby is upright with visible airways, a deep seat, and snug support. Newborn holds and adjustments are easier to learn with clear step by step guidance.

Most brands offer long lengths that fit a wide range of caregivers. Hope & Plum is especially size inclusive with generous size options.

They can be helpful once you’re comfortable with adjustments. You’ll still bring baby back upright after nursing for safe airway positioning.

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