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Becoming a mother in today’s world is a powerful, transformative experience—but let’s be honest: it’s also a lot. We’re more connected and informed than ever before, and with that comes a growing awareness of how deeply our choices impact the little ones we carry, the world we live in, and the future we’re helping shape. We’re balancing more roles than ever—nurturer, provider, educator, activist, partner, friend—and all the while trying to be fully present for our babies and ourselves. So how do you cope? Here are a few small but meaningful things you can do right now, while holding your little one close:

Wearing your baby close is one of the most beautiful and practical ways to bond. But babywearing isn’t just about closeness—it’s also about safety, support, and comfort. When using a ring sling like the Moon Sling, getting the positioning right ensures your baby is secure, well-supported, and happy—and that you, as the wearer, feel confident and comfortable too. Learn here how.

When we first became mothers, we noticed something strange. There were so many ways to carry your baby close — and yet, nothing quite fit the way we lived as city moms. We wanted the best for our babies: to keep them close, heart to heart, with all the ergonomic support of a proper wrap. But we also wanted something simple. Something we could reach for in a moment, without needing a video tutorial every time. Structured carriers felt bulky for those first tiny weeks. Traditional wraps were beautiful, but often felt overwhelming.

We’re over the moon (pun intended) to share something deeply special with you: the launch of our newest Moon Sling color — Lavender Blue. This isn’t just another color in our collection. Lavender Blue was born from a place of pure love and memory.

At Moon Sling, we believe that wearing your baby should feel natural, secure, and beautifully connected. One of the most important skills to master when using a ring sling is tightening it properly — not only for your baby’s safety but also for your own comfort. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the basics of tightening your sling, why it matters, and some quick tips to make it easy every time you wear your little one.

Life with two little ones — a baby and a toddler or preschooler — can be beautifully chaotic. One moment you’re soaking in newborn snuggles, and the next you’re building a block tower for the third time that morning. At Moon Sling, we know how essential it is to stay close to your baby, especially in those early months, while still being present and playful with your older child.

That’s why we’ve gathered 10 calming, connection-focused activities you can do with your toddler or preschooler — all while wearing your baby in a Moon Sling. These ideas promote creativity, movement, and bonding, without overstimulating your little one in the sling.

Whether you’re brand new to babywearing or a seasoned sling mama, threading your Ring Sling properly is one of the most important steps you can take for a safe, comfortable, and frustration-free ring sling experience. Learn why threading your Moon Ring Sling properly is important and learn how to do it.

“No, I don’t think that’s for me, I‘m scared that my baby would fall out!” It’s something we hear often from first-time parents when they’re introduced to baby carriers — especially ring slings. And we get it. When you’re just starting out, the idea of securing your most precious little bundle with just a piece of fabric and a set of rings can feel… unsettling. But here’s the truth: ring slings are one of the most secure, versatile, and loved baby carriers out there — and for good reason. They’re not only favored by babywearing consultants, but also by thousands of experienced parents who once had the same concern.