It seems that nowadays you have to put a disclaimer on everything. These slings are no different. By using this design you are assuming full responsibility for the care and safety of your baby. While I have never had a problem with any of the slings I have made or used, I can't claim to instruct you all on the more finite points of sling wearing unless you are directly in front of me with your sling and your baby.
PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO:
*Make sure that your sling and your baby are tight and secure before going "hands-free" and always check your sling for any snags, tears, or popped stitches.
*Always wear your baby CHEST to CHEST and always have a clear view of your baby's head so that you can monitor their breathing. This is especially important with newborns who are unable to maintain their own airway.
*Make sure the rings you use are the best quality and the fabric you select is strong. If you feel like you could tear it with your hands DO NOT BUY IT.
*For Pete's sake, do not do a handstand or bend over while your child is in the ring sling. They might fall out!
