WildBird - Ring Sling Baby Carrier - Newborn to Up to 35 lbs - for Moms, Dads & Caregivers - 100% Natural European Linen Fibers - Versatile & Adjustable - 74” Size - Raven Fabric & Bronze Ring

I have tried lots of carriers but this is one of my favorites. It is so easy to use and to get baby in and out of. It’s is very comfy to wear and baby also loves to be in it, so I know she is comfy to. Overall, great quality and something I think is so worth it for the cost!

I was worried about fabric texture with all these reviews saying it’s too stiff but I actually love it and I think it’s perfect and the exact material you would want in a wrap. I feel my baby is safe and secure in it and the tutorials on their website are extremely well done. This is my first time using a sling wrap and I love it for my my 4 month old so far. Price is justifiable seeing the quality. Watch tutorials, I could see many being confused using it for the first time even though it’s pretty easy.

The media could not be loaded. The fabric is really nice and I love the neutral print; it works with a lot of my outfits.I use the buckle carriers (have the Wildbird and the Mabe) for longer trips (traveling, grocery store visit, etc). The wrap works great for us for around the house when my infant wants to be held but I need to still take care of things around the house and need my hands. After 30 mins though this starts to get heavy.UPDATE: now that my infant has surpassed 20lbs, I can’t really wear this longer than 15-20mins without my shoulder and back getting sore. I know they advertise this even for toddlers but I don’t know how a woman is wearing that heavy of a child in this.

Hurts back. I started baby wearing either the boba, and when I tried this sling, while easier to work, it put a lot of weight Awkwardly on my back and it is uncomfortable. Now, I do enjoy the secureness of my little one. It feels much tighter than the typical wraps.

I personally love this carrier. Overall, I would recommend it. I have multiple types of wraps, so I wouldn't say this is my only favorite carrier. I enjoy using it, but for certain situations, I may or may not go for this one.+The sparrow/rose gold looks very elegant. It is a little more "upscale" & appealing look than a traditional carrier.+ It's linen so it feels soft, it's a safe material for baby to be touching and it will be good no matter the weather (since you can wear linen in the winter and summer). I'm a big fan of the linen.+ I like having the option of having baby on my front or my hip+ It's easy to slip baby in and out of the carrier, then tighten it again. (Unlike a boba wrap for instance that gets very loose after you take baby out and you need to readjust everything). I can see this being convenient if you take public transport and need to take baby out of the carrier more often.+ It makes a good seat for baby and baby's hips/legs are in a safe position for baby wearing.- It is uncomfortable for extended periods of time since it sits on one shoulder than both (like on other carriers). There is a time and place for this sling.- I do not feel safe having other family members hold baby in this carrier. You have to make sure the fabric is put through the ring properly and I think it is easier to drop baby if you do not do it correctly (compared to a full carrier). I put this sling on more often and I always keep my hand on baby so I personally feel safe with baby in it.

I agree with what others said- there is a little bit of a learning curve, but honestly just a little bit. I mean, I’m a motor moron and I figured it out with YouTube tutorials. For me, I wasn’t feeling r really secure with the wrap at first because I wasn’t pulling it tight enough ( you can see some slack at the top in the picture I attached). You really have to pull it taut all along the fabric at the ring, including the middle.The sling really just looks fancy, and the colors are beautiful. It’s by far my fave to wear out because it’s pretty and because baby can side lie in it, so I can actually nurse super discreetly in it, and even throw the extra fabric on top for a bit of extra cover. Personally, I love it.

I would like to ask how this is supposed to work for a newborn. Tried and tried but was not able to form it so that baby's head is supported. Sure, I can use a hand to hold baby's head but isn't a carrier that I have to use my arms with pretty useless? Only didn't give lower rating because materials are good quality

I absolutely love this ring sling. The material makes baby wearing much “cooler” I do not feel like I get overheated and neither does my baby. It’s super easy to put on by myself and it’s cute!