How to do an off centre carry with a ring sling safely. This is suitable for younger babies if the usual upright carry is hard to achieve; baby rests in the recovery position high up on your chest with the fabric supporting them in this safe position, with airway clear and back supported. Please remember the TICKS and ABC of safe sling use
The Little Wrap Without A Knot is set a little differently from the woven sling because the edges are slightly flexible.
Use this position once baby can hold his head and his upper back up, and wants to look around.
In this position, the baby is astride your hip. He can start discovering the world safely and still see you at the same time.
When he has had enough looking around, he can snuggle up against you and rest.
Thanks to this side carry, you can move around more easily as the front of your body is free.
The Little Wrap Without A Knot is set a little differently from the woven sling because the edges are slightly flexible.
Shows method to get baby into a great seated position with knees higher than bum, in a wrap or ring sling.
If you don’t know what to do with the tail of your ringsling, you might like these 4 options. Here with a 15 months old baby.