Lite-on-Shoulder Baby Sling Ergonomic, Cotton, Adjustable Baby Carrier

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Lite-on-Shoulder Baby Sling Ergonomic, Cotton, Adjustable Baby Carrier

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The curved "pouch shape" design of the Lite-on-Shoulder makes a deep pocket that allows for a more comfortable fit for baby and a better "grip" on baby's legs. Most moms find it with less slipping problem for squirmy babies.
Lightly padded Shoulder portion distributes weight through torso and avoids straining the neck . Lightly padded railings provide right amount of cushioning for baby's tender thighs, with no sharp edge cutting into flesh. Lite-on-Shoulder sling carrier has no overheating problem for baby and mother which is perfect for hot weather.
Lite-on-Shoulder Sling Carrier is made of quality silky cotton sateen.Sling weighs 10 oz,and is compact enough to pack away in diaper bag.
Buckle rings are made of cast copper zinc alloy which does not have wielding point that might cause breakage, and is much stronger than aluminum rings .Long tail ensures more security. Close-end tails are double-stranded for easy adjustment and a neat looking appearance.
Lite-on-shoulder can be used constantly with infant to snuggle, nurse, or rock to sleep; occassionaly with toddler(over 35lb) in the hip carry position, or even convert to a mini walker and toddler leash.One size fits all, upto woman's size 22.

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Customer Reviews

Great for beginners!This is the first ring sling I have ever tried and I love it! In have several wraps and I felt like it wasn't worth taking the time to put it on only to find my baby wouldn't be happy in it. I also always felt like wraps were either too tight or too loose. This ring sling is so basic and easy. It takes seconds to put on and my 7 week old absolutely LOVES being in it. The tail isn't very long, but Inlile that because you can tuck it up and conceal it instead of having a long piece of fabric hanging down. I am very happy with this purchase! 5Amazing, safe sling!I have never owned a wrap or a sling before so I was a bit nervous. I'm in love. I cant wait to use this up until he cant fit in it anymore. There are SO MANY colors to choose from. I think that was the hardest part! I ordered this in the "fern batik" as I wanted a neutral color for my son and maybe a future daughter. It is BEAUTIFUL! I wore it for my first time in the grocery store and received so many compliments! People asked if I liked the sling over the wrap better and I had to tell them I've never tried the wrap but I chose the sling first before a wrap, as I like to get in and out of the store quickly and I figured a wrap would take too long to put on and take off. But like I said, since I've never tried the wrap I shouldn't judge. This sling is so easy to put on. 30 seconds maybe? I put it in my diaper bag when we're in the car. Not bulky. Very strong material. I was nervous at first to let go, as any mom would be trying it out for the first time but I'm comfortable now. I wear it with my one month old son around the house cleaning up so he's close. He falls asleep instantly and I know why he likes it. I really want to order more colors but I don't know if my husband will let me lol.Lite-on-Shoulder Baby Sling 5Sling felt unstableThis was honestly a waste of money. I felt like my child was not secure in the sling. And she felt un secure in the sling too. It may be a great price but it is not worth the safety of my child. I returned the product and it had a slight chemical smell when I opened the package. I tried to follow all the instructions of the different ways you could use it. I tightened it and everything. it just was not worth the money. 1Great for the price!Good product for the price. I have lots of slings/carriers - all were pricey (over $100) - Moby, summer infant, bjorn, etc, I wanted something that was easy to put on, easy to use, not expensive, and could do the side hold (sit on hip) since I was planning on only using for an hour or two a day as I cooked or cleaned up the house or went grocery shopping. This fit the bill great. Its soft, easy to use, easy to put on, and not expensive compared to others. Used for when my daughter was 4 months old and still using it (8 months now). Agree with other reviews that the padding for the shoulders makes it a bit difficult to tighten it, but its manageable. If you want an inexpensive sling that works great - this is it.Moby wrap - Had high hopes but impossible to put on. Could only really wear it at home. Tried to bring to the grocery store but it was impossible to put on w/o the ends going on the dirty floor as I put it on.Summer infant carrier - way too hot and baby never looked comfortable.Bjorn - great product but pricey, although price seems to have come down in recent years (mine was over $200, bought 3 yrs ago with my first child). Love this for taking long walks. Also use when going grocery shopping. Really easy to use and put on and very comfortable for long time frames. No side position though. 5My Go-To CarrierThis sling is awesome. I have a very "snuggly" baby who wants to be constantly held, but with 2 older children that is not always possible so I do a LOT of baby wearing. This is my go-to carrier for several reasons.1. It is really small and extremely portable so I can throw it in the diaper bag or purse and always have it handy in case baby gets fussy.2. It is very light weight so even in a Mississippi summer I am not getting heat stroke beyond the fact that I have a baby on my chest.3. It is easily cleaned.4. This is super easy to use.5. This is the only baby carrier I have that I can put on if baby is already asleep on my chest, my other carriers all require me to put baby down, strap it on, and then put him in it.I don't always use it for a few reasons as well1. It is not terribly comfortable after extended wearing. My back and shoulder get tired if I wear this for too long. If I will be somewhere and wearing my baby a lot that day I will bring my ergobaby.2. My baby is almost 20lbs so if he is awake and wiggly, I need to tighten it periodically3. Probably my biggest complain is that it is very feminine. My husband absolutely refuses to wear this slingI always get people asking me where I got this and that they need to buy one either for themselves or their daughter. Between this, the ergobaby, the seven sling, and the baby bjorn, this sling gets by far the most use. If you are on a budget and can only afford one carrier, I would get this one 5First time sling userMy newborn son needs to be carried all the time. I have other carriers (mei tai, ergo 360) but they are all more involved to put on. If you have tried putting a sleeping babies in these, you know your baby will wake by the time you maneuver him in. I like this sling for the ease of putting my newborn in. He will sleep hours in the sling, and I can have my free hands to take care of other chores (and write Amazon reviews)! For the $25 I paid for sling, it's well worth the price. It's 100% cotton, not too hot and sturdy enough for my 11 lbs infant. A bit of learning curve but check out YouTube videos.Minus one star because I probably won't use this when baby is a bit older and heavier. It isn't the most comfortable since you concentrate the weight on one shoulder. Be sure to alternate shoulders when carrying. 4Good across several uses!I gave this for storage for easy to use only because other people have said they can t figure it out. For me, it s no problem. I do a side Carrie for my toddler and I carry my infant on my chest using this link. In fact I bought two of them because I like it so much. They re easy to throw in the wash if baby spells or pukes on them. Obviously, it s a very sturdy material so it gets a little warm but sometimes you need the strength over the comfort. They are very pretty and durable 5versatile, practical, convenient & super soft!i love that there s so many ways to use this sling. i like it better than the Tula sometimes because it s much easier to nurse in. my daughter loves to be worn and be close to me, so this is perfect.she s now 1.5 and still enjoys being worn. i don t like to leave her in the cart at the store because people are weird & think it s ok to touch babies. so when she s in the sling, i can back up and let people know it s NOT OK to touch babies. and it s less likely for someone to try and touch your baby when they re being worn.the tail on this is shorter which is good for me bc i m shorter. i don t have to wrap the excess around the ring, which i really like.overall, i love the material and versatility of this sling. not to mention the print is super pretty & it s very soft.for the price, i was very surprised the quality of this sling was just what i was looking for! 5Recommend a ring sling, just not this oneIt's a nice introductory ring sling, but the fabric isn't soft and doesn't have too much give, and I've had issues tightening it to hold my baby in securely. A friend gave us her wildbird ring sling and we much prefer it. Granted, it is more expensive. I think linen is just a better fabric for the ring sling.Ring sling plus sides: You can use it for small babies when they're asleep. Our son has really started to like them now that he can hold his own head up because he's at eye level with everyone and can see everything. 3Comparison of 3 CarriersI own 3 carriers:Lite-on-Shoulder Baby Sling (this product)Infantino Swift Classic Carrier (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003I867US/)Infantino Sash Mei Tai Carrier (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005C9ODQ6/)My baby is currently 12-13 lbsMy priorities: in addition to skin-to-skin perks of all carriers, I focused on hands-free movement, different holding options, breastfeeding, comfort, ease of use, portability, growth, price, and extras. I'll rate these features 0-5 for each.Lite-on-Shoulder Baby Sling:I like this carrier best for wearing her when she is asleep, particularly while I work at the computer, but it's also good for her while awake and while I'm mobile. As long as she isn't very squirmy, this carrier is excellent.hands-free movement (3)Very good, but not great. Sometimes I feel the need to steady her with one hand to make sure she doesn't shift (eg. to reach something up high). Not a big deal as this doesn't happen often.different holding options (5)The sling is very versatile. I already use 2 holds easily and there are several more to learn, with plenty of options for her when she is larger.breastfeeding (2)Nursing in this has been tricky for me so far, because she is a squirmy nurser and the sling doesn't give her enough room to move to her liking. This may be my skill with the sling or just the nature of a sling in general. However, it is very easy to move her from sling to seated nursing with the sling loosened around her, and then back into the sling when done.I am still playing around with ways to be discrete while nursing with the sling. The best option for me so far is to pull the sling above her and over/across me while nursing in a seated position, but if I ever manage the nursing carry, the fabric should be easily pulled high enough to work well.comfort (3-4)Comfy for mom & baby (when done right). It becomes heavy on one shoulder after extended wearing, but this has been after 1+ hours while standing/walking and 2+ hours while sitting. Very reasonable. Wearing time will get shorter as she gets heavier, but this is expected.The fabric is very soft, and the edges of the pouch have a cushioned lining about 1.5 inches wide. The same padding is added to the shoulder area of the sling, making it comfy and sturdy for the wearer.ease of use (4)This carrier requires the most adjustments while wearing, but it is very easy to adjust. Additionally, this carrier is the quickest and easiest to get on/off or convert to a new position.portability (5)It's not bulky and very light. This is the best option for fitting in a diaper bag.growth (4)This carrier is the most versatile for growth. It has been great in her infant stages so far, and it looks to be useable well into her toddler stages, although I can see it becoming less comfortable the larger baby gets.price (4)Obviously, there are several options for slings that are much pricier, but I have been very happy with this sling. Some reviews knock the size of the metal rings, and while larger ones might work smoother or be rated for higher weights, I have not had any problems or concerns with the quality or sturdiness of the rings on this sling.extras (1)None. Although the "tail" of the sling could easily be modified to make it into a pocket that could store a diaper and keys.Infantino Sash Mei TaiI have not started using this one very often just yet, but I see this becoming my favorite once she is a little larger, and I'll update this review at that time.hands-free movement (5)Full movement for mom and baby alike. I do support her head more in this one though, as the infant/froggy hold actually keeps her head above the fabric. This is due to her current size, and a smaller infant would do just fine.different holding options (4)The structure of this carrier makes it very versatile, with several infant and toddler holds.As an infant (<12 lbs), this would work great for a froggy hold at any time.My baby is just under 13 lbs, so she has outgrowing this position while she is sleeping (as she's just big enough to be above the head support area). While awake, this hold is fine since she has good head control. However, she tends to be more squirmy and seems to feel more confined in the froggy hold with this carrier.I can't yet use the straddled position with her, as the crotch area is so wide that it would keep her legs nearly straight out instead of bending in an open stance. Again, this is a size thing, and this position will be much more conducive when she is older/taller.This is also the carrier I see myself being most comfortable with when trying something like a "backpack" type hold.breastfeeding (?)Apologies, I have not tried this yet in the Mei Tai, but I can see that it will be easier in this than the other 2. My primary reason for getting this carrier was the ability to nurse easily and discretely, so I hope to have more feedback on this soon.comfort (5)Oh my word, this thing is COMFORTABLE for me. Baby girl isn't quite as sure yet (she's very squirmy and seems to feel a bit confined in this one), but I'm still new to this carrier, so it may just be my learning curve right now.The material is smooth and velvety, and I can barely tell I am wearing the carrier once it's on. I envision this one being my primary carrier once she is a bit older, and would have worked very well at her newborn stage when she was short enough to get the head support which she is barely too tall for now.Adjustments are the most cumbersome in this carrier as the straps need to be adjusted around your entire body to tighten/loosen, and the alternate hand needs to support baby during the adjustment. However, they are rarely necessary because the texture of the straps keeps them in place quite well.This one is the most awkward to put on, but once it's on, it is by far the most comfortable. The only time it is less than perfect is when seated, the knots get in the way a bit. I will be playing around a bit with ties on the side to see if this helps.portability (3-4)This carrier is very light and would fit in a bag if folded properly, but the straps make it more cumbersome to work with. You'll need to be mindful of your location when putting on this carrier, as the straps will drag the ground unless you specifically keep them up. Indoors this is okay, but outdoors will require extra effort to keep the straps clean.growth (4)I see this as the best option for a toddler. While it will certainly work for an infant, it seems to be the most comfortable option for an older toddler. Again, I'll update in the future when baby girl is older.price (4)The Infantino version is very well priced for the Mei Tai design. There are plenty of pricier options.extras (3)There is a hood that can be removed as needed. In addition to extra privacy when nursing, this provides a shield from bright sunlight. There is easily enough room on the front for a low-profile pocket and other carriers have a hood option, but that's a trade-off for the great price.Infantino Swift ClassicThis was my first carrier, and the cheapest of the 3. It is also my current favorite.She can be squirmy, she can sleep, she can be comfortable and safe and I always have full range of motion, so this carrier is the best overall for multiple situations and needs.hands-free movement (5)Full movement for mom and baby alike. The only time I hold onto her is if I bend over, I tend to support her head. I do this in all 3 carriers though, so I don't take any marks off the item since it's safer to do this anyway.different holding options (2)There are 2 holds: facing in or out. I only use the "facing in" option, as I've read negative feedback on using any carrier facing out. So for me, it's pretty much a one-trick pony. However, it does that trick beautifully, and that makes this my go-to carrier.breastfeeding (0)It's not really made for that. I'm sure I could modify the straps and wiggle her into position, but it's just more practical to take her out to nurse.comfort (4)This carrier is very adjustable for different wearers and good for long periods of time. I would say 2+ hours sitting or standing/moving. The buckles are low-profile, and there are no knots to work with manually or get in the way in a seated position. Baby girl sits comfortably, and the crotch area gives her enough support that her legs are bent comfortably and correctly.The structure provides good head support for baby, yet gives her enough room to move freely and look around without straining against the carrier.ease of use (4)Adjustments are rare, and easy to do one-handed. There are no knots, only adjustable straps.portability (4)Very compact, and putting on/off doesn't require a lot of room. I can hop in the back seat of the car and take her from car seat to carrier before hopping out of the car again.growth (3-4)This carrier will work up to 25 lbs. While it's probably the best option for her infant stages, I can see this one becoming less comfortable as she gets older.price (5)Cheapest of the 3. This is a GREAT intro carrier!extras (3)There is a bib that can be used or removed as needed. It doesn't come up that high though, so if she spit up, I'd still be cleaning my top. There is easily enough room on the front for a low-profile pocket and other similar carriers have a hood option, but that's a trade-off for the great price. 4

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