Toddler Sling Carrier - Premium Cotton, Expandable & Ergonomic, One Size Fits All, Ideal for 6-48 Months (11-44 lbs), Compact & Easy to Use, One-Hand-Free, Beige

My 2.5 year old (about 30lbs) absolutely loves sitting in this and I feel very comfortable in it! Distributes the weight well across your back, and she feels very safe in it. Fits well and adjusts to both mine and my husbands’ sizes. I’m a larger lady and I was worried it would be too small for me but it works great! Very easy to put on and off.

I got this sling carrier about a week ago after searching and researching for weeks. I looked at all of the more expensive ones and was afraid to spend all that money for something that me or my kiddo might not even like. I settled on this one and am so happy I did! It feels very high quality and well made. I’ve worn it around the house and even went on a walk today and it was wonderful. It was very comfortable and didn’t put any strain on my back or neck. I love that it rests securely on your shoulder and not the neck like some others do. My kiddo loved it! He even fussed and demanded to get back in when we first tested it out. It takes some adjusting at first to get it to fit you right, but once you do it’s so easy to put on and to get your kid in and out. So much easier than the other carrier we use for longer hikes. Definitely recommend it for those clingy toddlers. I’ll update if we run into any issues in the future, bur we’re happy so far!

This is a cool product. I like that it can be packed into a bag and put away but its not as comfortable as the Tushbaby. The downside with the tushbaby is how big it is. I used this product when at the airport and in New York. I like it a lot, but dont use it day to day

The concept is excellent, and the product is very easy to use. The fabric feels durable and well-made, which I appreciate. However, the shoulder strap could be improved. During a trip to the playground with my son, the strap repeatedly slipped off my shoulder, making it difficult to stay comfortable. This design seems better suited for individuals with smaller or narrower frames, as those with broader shoulders may experience similar issues. While the quality is impressive, the need for frequent readjustment was inconvenient.

I tried 3 other sling carriers and this one BY FAR took the cake. This is only carrier that actually feels secure. The others I had to constantly adjust and keep trying to shove under his bum because they were always slipping. This carrier stays put and keeps my baby in a comfortable position. My baby is visibly much for content using this carrier. The shoulder strap is a game changer- makes the weight feel much more manageable! Would recommend to anyone.

I really wanted to like this carrier, but the shoulder strap just won’t stay in place. Tried the instructions and still no luck. My baby keeps sliding down every time I move, and I end up holding them with my hand anyway. It’s frustrating and doesn’t feel safe or secure. Definitely not as easy to use as I hoped.

This was a great concept, however it was lacking in some areas and I returned it. The main negative was that the area used to sit the baby in is really small. This photo shows how little area is covered for my 6m old. (19lbs) i never felt secure i just ended up holding him full weight either way bc I was so nervous about it. And bc it's so short my hand needed to be completely against him to ensure safety. Which had my wrist bent in a weird way and it became sore pretty fast. I used the shoulder holder part thing and it hurt and really limited my movements for my one free arm. I don't recommend doing this but I ended up resting the strap on my shoulder beside my neck. A little strain but I was finally able to get some stuff done. I liked this idea and wished it worked out. I ordered a different one on Amazon which had a lot more fabric and it's proved most useful. Also I know it's superficial but I also wasn't a fan of the basic colors.

Easy to use overall but can be difficult if already holding the child. I wish the seat portion of the holder was a little larger so that it went up over their bottom and onto their back more. Def needs to be a kid that can balance themselves if you plan on using both hands for other things.