Wildbird ring sling

Sometimes baby’s gotta eat and you need a free hand for something (like eating your own lunch, holding a book to read, or pushing a grocery cart).

Ring sling to the rescue! Ring slings are a wonderful tool to help you hold your baby while you breastfeed. This post will discuss the benefits of using a sling to breastfeed and help you learn how to breastfeed in your sling, both in an upright position and a semi-reclined cross cradle hold.

Using a Baby Carrier can Improve Breastfeeding Outcomes

• In your ring sling, you can easily notice baby’s early feeding cues and feed your baby before your baby becomes distressed.

  Breastfeeding in a carrier

• Breastfeeding in a carrier
• How to use a ring sling
• Hands-free breastfeeding sling
• Breastfeeding sling newborn
• Ring sling newborn

Your baby will begin turning their head from side to side, opening their mouth and rooting when hungry. When baby begins showing these cues right against your chest, it’s hard to miss!

• Little, Legare, and Carver (2018) found that mothers who wore or had physical contact with their babies before feeding fed more frequently and were more likely to respond to hunger cues before the infant became distressed.

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