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A Moon ring sling is the quickest and simplest way to wear your little one closely, and still keep your hands free. There are no buckles or complicated wrap manoeuvres so you’ll be able to easily put your sling on by yourself. After a practise go or two, and a bit of use, you’ll be able to do this in a couple of seconds.

Most newborns can be worn right away, be sure to bring the sling fabric up to the nape of their neck to support their head.

To keep you and baby safe, we recommend wearing your baby up to a max of 18kg.

Not only is linen hypoallergenic and temperature regulating, it’s also the strongest natural fibre Another thing we love about linen is that it gets softer and stronger the more it’s used.

1. Unthread your sling and place a sock over the rings to protect them. 2. Wash it in cool water on a gentle cycle. 3. Hang your sling to dry or pop it in the tumble dryer on a low setting. 4. Steam iron the sling on the hottest setting to soften the fabric.

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Threading the rings 1. Untwist the fabric and hold your ring sling with the rings in one hand and the tail end in the other. 2. Gather and pass the fabric of the tail through both rings. 3. Similar to threading a belt, pass the tail fabric back over the top ring and through the bottom ring. 4. Ensure the fabric is untwisted by spreading it evenly across the rings. Pull the rings away from one another to flatten the fabric as much as possible.

Adjusting the rings 1. Hold the rings in one hand, pass the fabric loop over your head. Your rings should end up on your shoulder of choice with the tail end hanging down in front of you and towards your feet. 2. The best final placement for the rings will be at the hollow between your shoulder and breast in ‘corsage position’ . It can be helpful to place the rings as high as possible when first learning to wear a ring sling, as the rings will move down as you adjust the sling. 3. Check the length of the sling to ensure that it is suitable for your size. The lowest part of the sling pouch should be in line with your belly button.

The simple answer here is to just start using it. Washing, tumble drying and steam ironing will help soften your sling, but the best thing about linen is that the more often it is used, the softer and stronger it gets.

Make sure the fabric is evenly threaded through the rings before putting your baby in the sling. When adjusting your sling, place your hand under your baby and lift them slightly to release their weight from the fabric. Start pulling the fabric tight in three sections - top, middle and the bottom until your little one is snug and you’re both comfortable.

Wearing your ring sling should never be be uncomfortable. Follow these three steps to ensure you are wearing it correctly: 1. The sling should be positioned on your shoulder and never be touching your neck 2. The fabric of your sling should be opened up and spread wide and evenly across your back. 3. The rings should rest at the hollow between your shoulder and breast in ‘corsage position’.

If the sling feels too tight under your baby’s legs, loosen the bottom section of the fabric and lower your baby to try get a deeper seat with their legs in an ‘M’ position and their bum below their knees. Adjust accordingly to ensure they are snug.

Your baby will certainly enjoy the feeling of being so close to you, but if you find that they seem to fuss, try walking around as soon as your sling is adjusted. The motion and closeness should help them settle.