Flexible and close: why ring slings are the ideal carrier for travelling

Squirrel Ring Sling Brown made from hemp

You’re out and about with your baby and want to stay close without a bulky carrier or stroller? Then a Ring Sling might be just what you’re looking for. This practical baby carrier combines lightness, flexibility, and deep bonding — perfect for those everyday moments that need to be quick yet intimate.

Table of Content
    1. What is a Ring Sling anyway?
    2. Why a Ring Sling is so practical in everyday life
    3. 5 Benefits of the Ring Sling at a glance
    4. Stylish babywearing: Ring Slings fit your life
    5. What to keep in mind when using a Ring Sling
    6. Conclusion: Closeness that fits in any bag
    7. FAQ: Common questions about the Ring Sling

What is a Ring Sling anyway?

a Ring Sling

A Ring Sling is a short baby wrap with two sturdy rings sewn into one end. The fabric is threaded through the rings, allowing you to easily adjust the fit for you and your baby. Unlike traditional wraps, there’s no tying involved — making the Sling especially quick and easy to use.

Why a Ring Sling is so practical in everyday life

Ring Sling in everyday life

When you’re on the go, every second counts. Whether it’s a trip to the store, a quick errand, or when your baby gets tired: the Ring Sling goes on and off in seconds. No fiddling with buckles — once it’s threaded, you’re ready to carry.

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Especially for short trips or constant in-and-out moments — like getting in and out of the car or doing quick errands — the Ring Sling offers just the right amount of support. And your baby? They’re right next to you, listening to your heartbeat, being soothed and regulated while being carried.

5 Benefits of the Ring Sling at a glance

5 benefits of the Ring Sling

  • Quick and easy to use: No buckles, no tying — ideal for spontaneous babywearing moments.
  • Space-saving: Rolls up small and fits in any bag.
  • Adjustable: Can be tailored perfectly to your body shape and your baby’s age.
  • Great for newborns and toddlers: Usable from birth up to around age two (depending on weight).
  • Promotes closeness: The asymmetrical carry fosters eye contact and subtle communication.

Stylish babywearing: Ring Slings fit your life

Stylish babywearing

Many parents choose a Ring Sling not just for practical reasons — but also for its look. The high-quality materials, flowing fabrics, and wide range of designs make it a stylish companion. At the same time, it offers comfort and functionality.

You carry your baby on your hip or slightly in front — close to your heart. This position gives your child a great view of the world without feeling overwhelmed. Especially in busy places like shops or public transport, this can offer comfort and security.

What to keep in mind when using a Ring Sling

Using a Ring Sling

Even though the Ring Sling is very intuitive, it’s worth taking a moment to learn the proper technique. Make sure your baby is well supported — especially at the neck and back. The “M” position is important here too: legs bent, hips tilted slightly forward.

A quick tip: Fabrics made from linen or hemp are especially breathable and perfect for warmer days. Cotton is cozy and suitable year-round.

Conclusion: Closeness that fits in any bag

The Ring Sling is more than just a practical baby carrier. It’s a space for closeness and security — right in the middle of your daily routine. Whether you’re carrying spontaneously or every day, this type of sling offers freedom of movement for you and what your baby needs most: you.

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If you’re unsure which sling suits you or how to wear it properly, a babywearing consultation or quick workshop can help you feel more confident. And once you’ve experienced the freedom of being hands-free with your baby, you won’t want to go without it.

Ready to give it a try? At Mariblum, you’ll find a lovely selection of high-quality Ring Slings — lovingly crafted, soft on the skin, and ready for your shared adventure.


FAQ: Common questions about the Ring Sling

When can I start using a Ring Sling with my baby?

You can use a Ring Sling from birth, as long as your baby is full-term and healthy. Especially in those first weeks, the Ring Sling offers closeness and supports your baby’s natural posture. Make sure they are in a good M-position and that the neck is well supported.

Is the Ring Sling suitable for long periods of carrying?

Yes, but with some limitations: Since the Ring Sling puts weight on one shoulder, it’s more suited for short trips or spontaneous use. For longer outings, many parents also use a classic wrap or a carrier with even weight distribution.

Can I use the Ring Sling in summer?

Absolutely! Ring Slings made from breathable fabrics like linen or hemp are ideal for hot days. They allow for great air circulation and can be quickly put on or taken off when it gets too warm. Go for thin, airy fabrics — especially with smaller babies.

Is using a Ring Sling complicated?

Not at all — with a little practice, it becomes second nature. Unlike long wraps, there’s no tying involved. You simply thread the fabric through the rings and adjust it to fit. A babywearing consultation or tutorial video can be a great help in the beginning.

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