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How it works
One strap, two buckles. It is designed for the short stretches, and it lives in the changing bag the rest of the time.
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Your arm back — or your money back.
Try it for 30 nights. If it does not take the ache out of the ten-minute carry, email us and we will refund every penny. Arrives with a faulty buckle or a loose seam? We will replace it, no receipt photos required.
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Everything you're getting
Every style is the same sling and the same price — pick the one you would not mind being seen in.
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Three things parents keep telling us.
For the carry that is too short to be worth strapping into a full carrier.
When to reach for this instead of a full carrier
Quick-Hold Sling
For the carry that is too short to strap in for.
Car to front door. Round the shop. The bit of the walk where they will not stay in the pram. One shoulder, one buckle, and the weight comes off your arm.
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Questions parents ask
No, and we would rather say so. It is a one-shoulder sling: it carries the weight so your arm does not have to, but you keep one hand on your baby the whole time. That is the manufacturer's instruction and ours. If you want both hands genuinely free, you want a two-shoulder structured carrier.
10–30 lbs, and wait until your baby holds their head up steadily without help. A one-shoulder sling gives less head and trunk support than a two-shoulder carrier, so it is not for newborns even though the weight minimum is low.
Different jobs. The structured carrier goes over both shoulders with a hip belt, is genuinely hands-free, and is what you want for a long walk. This one goes on in seconds, folds into a changing bag, and is for the short carries. Plenty of parents keep both.
They are all the same sling at the same price — Blue, Square, Black, Black Sailboat, Blue Sailboat, Leaf, Leopard Print and Heart. Black is the one that shows the least.
The strap is padded and the load spreads across your shoulder rather than your forearm, which is the point. But it is one shoulder, so swap sides regularly and use a two-shoulder carrier for anything long.
Some parents use the horizontal hold for bottle feeding. If you do, watch their chin and airway closely, never let their head curl chin-to-chest, and keep their face visible at all times.
Cold machine wash on a gentle cycle, then air dry. No tumble drying, ironing or bleach — heat weakens the webbing and stitching that take the weight. Check the buckles click properly shut afterwards.
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