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Although there are many different positions you can use with your baby, they all start off in the same way. Threading the sling is simple to do and can be done in a few seconds once you’ve had a bit of practice. Begin by placing the sling on the shoulder you are going to wear it on. Baby 'Roo slings open out, this is important for weight distribution and security. Reach around and bring the sling around to your front.

Although there are many different positions you can use with your baby, they all start off in the same way. Threading the sling is simple to do and can be done in a few seconds once you’ve had a bit of practice. Begin by placing the sling on the shoulder you are going to wear it on. Baby ‘Roo slings open out, this is important for weight distribution and security. Reach around and bring the sling around to your front.

Baby 'Roo slings are made so the stitching above the rings sits right on the top of your shoulder. This helps with proper ring placement. The edges of the sling are referred to as the 'rails'. The body is the wide fabric that creates the pocket for your baby to ride in.
Find both rails (edges) and put them together evenly. Make sure the sling is spread out across your back.

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