I originally owned a Babybjorn conventional front carrier but I had so many problems with it that I returned it for a refund after a few weeks. Beside various problems, my son just simply became too big for it and I wanted to continue carrying him and looked for an alternative option. I came across these types of traditional slings through using cloth nappies. Unfortunately they are not widely available on the high street and therefore not many parents get the opportunity to use them. The first Sling Easy I owned was actually fourth hand (and still going strong). It was pink with white dots and a bit girly for my son but he didn't mind. There are quite a ...  Read the complete review

How often have you been carrying your baby/ toddler around and found yourself aching for hours afterwards? My son is 8 1/2 months old now and I love carrying him about, especially when we are out, but he is getting too heavy for me to hold for long. I had a toys r us front carrier but he has grown out of it and I didn't fancy the idea of a back carrier. I like to be able to see my son so I bought a "SLING EASY" from Kids in Comfort. It's a large piece of very strong cotton fabric with a shoulder pad, a clip for adjusting the size of the sling and padding all the way round the edge of the fabric to make sure baby is comfortable. It ...  Read the complete review