Watch as Jess shows you how easy to use Ring Slings can be and teaches you some tips + tricks. To shop this color (driftwood) head to our site! kytebaby.com/collections/ring...
I seriously tried so many tutorials to understand how to use a ring sling - they were all too fast, had distracting music, or weren’t well-lit. This video quality, the speed, and your gentle expertise were exactly what I took for me to finally get it! Thank you SO much for this video!
Finally a tutorial with grown baby that’s not a newborn! I watched so many tutorials and they’re way too fast and most of them use bay dummies or newborn, not baby that actually move around when you try to put them in a ring sling. Thank you!!
Ring slings only have one layer, so they should be made of a woven fiber. Cotton works. Knitted fabrics are stretchy so they typically need three layers to hold baby (and they still don’t hold quite as much weight). You can make wraps out of those, like Moby wraps. They’re also made of fibers like cotton, but the knit reduces the weight they can handle because they’ll pull across both axes at once when worn.
That's my baby! He does great in it. The only change I make, is to tuck the tail under the top rail (kind of twisted under the rail) to make a little head cushion for him. It's just a bit more comfortable for his head.
I got a ring sling a few weeks ago. I used a Mobie wrap with my first but found with my second child I didn't have the patience to wrap it. I've been struggling with the ring sling since I got it. Can't get kiddo position correctly, sling is too loose then too tight, doesn't feel natural or comfortable, kiddo is too close to the rings, etc. I guess my biggest question is: is kiddo supposed to be on your side in the same place you would carry them in your arms on your hip? Or are they in the front but off to the side slightly? Is their leg supposed to be wrapped around you side slightly or still in front? Kiddo is almost 4 months and I just can't get kiddo situated no matter how many of these tutorial videos I watch.
I think you may be struggling with this carrying position because most babies at 4 months aren't quite ready in muscle stability and control to comfortably hip carry.
Do you re-use it or do you prep it each time from Scratch. I dont have a ringsling yet, and if it is reusable I want to buy one because it's fast to grab if my little baby needs comforting
I've personally found it's best to use a ring sling when a child has better head control, around 5 months or older. I've used knit or woven wraps to carry infants as they can be tied to provide head support. I'm not an expert, so there may be more ways to use a ring sling that I don't know about yet
I seriously tried so many tutorials to understand how to use a ring sling - they were all too fast, had distracting music, or weren’t well-lit. This video quality, the speed, and your gentle expertise were exactly what I took for me to finally get it! Thank you SO much for this video!
Finally a tutorial with grown baby that’s not a newborn! I watched so many tutorials and they’re way too fast and most of them use bay dummies or newborn, not baby that actually move around when you try to put them in a ring sling. Thank you!!
Jemma is the true star of this video
This is a great tutorial, thanks.
My cat is delighted I figured out his sling.
What the fak
For a cat!!!!!???? Shheeessshhh lol
My cat loved it too, she was a great little model for my first baby’s arrival!
im watching this for my cat as well
Omg Jemma is precious. I didn’t even know Kyte made a ring sling. Thank you for the tutorial! I feel confident buying one now
Love this video! Thanks so much for making it. One of the best ring sling videos I have watched.
Thanks for making such a helpful, concise video. Gorgeous kid!
I really like this sling! Someone gave it to me! Thanks for this video!
SHE DISTRACTING ME TOOOOO MUCH❤❤❤❤❤❤
That is a beautifully chunky babe! Thanks for the great tutorial with a bit of a bigger baby!
That is very helpful video thanks! I like that you talked slowly enough for a newbie to gather what you mean and saying 😅🍃💜🍃
So cute!
Omg she is so freaking adorable
Omg Gemma is a beautiful baby❤
Super thanks from indonesia❤
Cute baby..
THANK YOU!
The Baby ist so sweet.
they really are💕
Best video
I want two
My concern is if the baby/ toddler wiggles their legs, can they slip through the bottom? 😳
What type of material should it be made of a cotton or stretchy jersey?
Ring slings only have one layer, so they should be made of a woven fiber. Cotton works.
Knitted fabrics are stretchy so they typically need three layers to hold baby (and they still don’t hold quite as much weight). You can make wraps out of those, like Moby wraps. They’re also made of fibers like cotton, but the knit reduces the weight they can handle because they’ll pull across both axes at once when worn.
Would this same carry work for a 3 month old with steady head and neck control?
That's my baby! He does great in it. The only change I make, is to tuck the tail under the top rail (kind of twisted under the rail) to make a little head cushion for him. It's just a bit more comfortable for his head.
That hair! 😀
Gemma is far too cute ☺️
Too bad she has to work with that horrendous CEO who treats employees like trash.
Thank you!!!
That's great but how to use one for a newborn??
Does anyone know how to wear this in winter time ? Does one of those baby carrying jacket work with a ring sling?
I use the baby carrying sweater and jacket from Seraphine with the ring sling all the time!
I got a ring sling a few weeks ago. I used a Mobie wrap with my first but found with my second child I didn't have the patience to wrap it. I've been struggling with the ring sling since I got it. Can't get kiddo position correctly, sling is too loose then too tight, doesn't feel natural or comfortable, kiddo is too close to the rings, etc. I guess my biggest question is: is kiddo supposed to be on your side in the same place you would carry them in your arms on your hip? Or are they in the front but off to the side slightly? Is their leg supposed to be wrapped around you side slightly or still in front? Kiddo is almost 4 months and I just can't get kiddo situated no matter how many of these tutorial videos I watch.
I think you may be struggling with this carrying position because most babies at 4 months aren't quite ready in muscle stability and control to comfortably hip carry.
Do you re-use it or do you prep it each time from Scratch. I dont have a ringsling yet, and if it is reusable I want to buy one because it's fast to grab if my little baby needs comforting
I’m wondering this too. I don’t start over every time, but I could be wrong
I reuse mine! Just make sure it's not twisted first
Me too, I also re-use it without the need to re-thread every time
@@briannabaskin1723 ohhh thanks so much, I ordered one and absolutely love my ringsling
@@melareilly6658 ohhh thanks so much, I ordered one and absolutely love my ringsling
Desde recién nacidos se puede usar o desde que edad ?
I've personally found it's best to use a ring sling when a child has better head control, around 5 months or older. I've used knit or woven wraps to carry infants as they can be tied to provide head support. I'm not an expert, so there may be more ways to use a ring sling that I don't know about yet
Confusing
Looks so complicated 😣 I doubt I can do it on my own
The CEO is HORRIBLE>
That baby looks so crazy with all that hair. Looks like a wig that shouldn’t be there.
Great video but I hope u kno how dangerous a phone that close to the baby is🤔 if not please look into it