Nojo Original Baby Sling

Pros: Worked great for me, even when I was working.

Cons: No sling is for everybody.

Review: We bought this beauty because Dr. Sears recommended it, and frankly, especially early on, we were Dr. Sears fanatics. We even met him once, and he held our son, and demonstrated a "settling down" technique that he often used on his children. So...

Pros: Convenient, comfy, and the kid likes to sit in it!

Cons: A bit confusing before you have practice.

Review: When I was pregnant with my son, I noticed a lot of guests at work carrying their kids in these nifty little slings. The babies always seemed so content and much more comfortable than babies in the front or back carriers. Their heads seemed so much...

Pros: Versatile, comfortable, babies LOVE it!

Cons: Takes a little getting used to at first

Review: This sling has been one of my favorite pieces of baby equipment. It actually allowed me to skip other baby items. For example, I have never owned a playpen and I don't need to pack the stroller for short errands. My son is now 2 years old and I don't...

Pros: Great sling!

Cons: none

Review: LANSINOH Breastfeeding Baby Carrier - same thing as a No Jo - same instruction booklet!

This carrier is a God-send. While I had the typical Snugli with my first two babies, I certainly could not breastfeed them in it.

This...

Pros: Allows you to do everyday tasks with baby

Cons: None I can think of!

Review: The first time I saw the NoJo Original Baby Sling, I knew it was something that I had to have. With my first child, I had received a Snugli front carrier, and we used it about three times total. I love holding my children, so I was looking for...

Pros: A great way to hold the baby and keep it close to Mommy

Cons: It takes some practice getting used to it.

The Bottom Line: It is a wonderful way to continue the closeness that the baby felt in the womb during the first year of life and into toddlerhood.

Review: I first purchased this sling when my almost-4 year old was a newborn. It was actually recommended by her pediatrician because she was a high-need, clingy baby. When I first put her in it at age 6 weeks, I wondered how I ever lived without this sling!...

Pros: Carry baby anywhere hands free

Cons: shoulder gets tired after a while

Review: I purchased my Nojo Sling several months ago and absolutely love it!!!
Everywhere I go, people comment on how neat it must be to be able to carry my baby like that. I even like it better than just taking the carseat in and out. I just bullhim out...

Pros: durable, attractive, excellent size range, adjustable

Cons: a little tricky to figure out at first (but instructions are included)

Review: I am a big woman, and when I was pregnant with my daughter, I was very concerned that I would be unable to find a backpack or sling that fit me. It seemed as though every single item I tried on was too tight through the breasts, and wouldn't reach all...

Pros: Offers discreet breast feeding option.

Cons: Takes time for your back to adjust to carrying.

Review: I purchased the Nojo Baby Sling when my 3rd child was born. He was the first of my children that I breastfed, and I had heard that baby slings were great for holding your baby close, as well as keeping public breastfeeding discreet.

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Pros: Can have my baby close to my body and still have both hands free.

Cons: I wouldn't use in hot weather. The baby (and I) may overheat.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this sling because I can have my baby close to me, soothed when he is fussy and still have my hands free.

Review: My son was premature and is still small. I bought a Baby Bjorn and he does not meet the length and weight requirements yet. I bought this sling just to get me by until he fit the Baby Bjorn, but after using the sling, I don't know if I'll even use the...