New Native Regular Cotton Baby Sling/Wrap Reviews

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Pros: 100% cotton, no straps, buckles, great for nursing. Cons: Must get sizing right when ordering! from Shopping.com I love it and so does my son. He sleeps in it when he's tired (it's like magic when I tuck his head in), but I also use it as a carrier (he can face out or in.) If I could only buy one baby product, I would buy this. *See New Native instruction videos. from Babycenter.com From only 3 weeks old - we figured out what would calm our little girl when she was fussy... and 9 times out of 10 it was the New Native Sling. It's easy to get her in and out of - and she truly prefers to be in the sling over her carseat/stroller during outings. from Babycenter.com I found it is important to stretch the fabric out at the top, on the shoulder. Otherwise it gets bunched up and can dig in after awhile. The folks over at New Native Baby Carrier were really helpful with sizing and suggestions for all the different ways I could wear the carrier, and helpful with tips for common problems I might encounter with this carrier. I love it's simple, low-tech design. from Babycenter.com Just bought the New Native Baby Carrier today and my baby has been in it since we bought it (except for diaper changes!). I had another brand that was too bulky and difficult for me to get comfortable with. from Babycenter.com He absolutely loves it and, as others have noted, usually falls asleep in it rght away. It is far more comfortable and far less awkward to use with a little one than a front carrier. While we now use both, the New Native sling is far better for long periods; I have yet to experience any back pain or shoulder pain while using this, whereas with the front carrier, any longer than 45 minutes and I have to put him down for a rest! from Babycenter.com This would NEVER have worked with my first son who hated being swaddled from day 1 and panics if confined (liked the Bjorn ok though). My new son though is thrilled with it and on a couple occasions it has been the only way I could get him to go to sleep. It is certainly the only reasin I'm able to shop with a 7 week old and a 2.5 year old! from Babycenter.com My daughter LOVED it when she was a baby. I'm expecting my second child in a couple of weeks and am planning to use it extensively with him as well. I also have the Ellaroo wrap which is nice but much more trouble and a baby bjorn- also nice, but I prefer the snuggle factor of the new native. from Amazon.com I bought one of these when I was pregnant w/ my second. My first child was 20 months old when she was born so I wanted to have my hands free for him as much as possible. I was able to use it quite a bit when she was a newborn. I think the only time it didn't calm my daughter down was when we flew from AZ to Japan and during one layover she was 3 1/2 months old and VERY cranky after 14 hours of flying. from Amazon.com These slings have been an essential part of being parents. Both my husband and I use New Native slings on a daily basis. We've been 'wearing' our daughter since day one and continue to now that she is three months. from Amazon.com