not sure if they're the same one but joey slings are suppose to be good. they are a bit like the baby bjorn look to them but have better support and come in funky patterns.

you can also out lo on your back so if cooking baby is safe from hot stuff and knifes!!!

it can be used for toddlers also and on a website it shows the maker with her 7 year old child in one!!!

I have a coorie pouch sling which I love, my only issue with it is that Holly prefers being in the kangaroo position which is probably the least secure.  Although when she falls asleep it is very easy to shift her position a bit and then you can go hands free.  The other good thing about it is it's portability, I often use it as a blanket so i've got it to hand when i need it.  I have just bought a pouch sling but it's not turned up yet, just for that added hands free security I miss from not using the wrap anymore

I have a coorie pouch sling which I love, my only issue with it is that Holly prefers being in the kangaroo position which is probably the least secure.  Although when she falls asleep it is very easy to shift her position a bit and then you can go hands free.  The other good thing about it is it's portability, I often use it as a blanket so i've got it to hand when i need it.  I have just bought a pouch sling but it's not turned up yet, just for that added hands free security I miss from not using the wrap anymore

Hello I don't normally post on here tho I probabaly should more!  I have a dd coming up for 5 months (plus a 5 year old and a 3 year old).  I have found that Ruby likes to be picked up a lot especially in the evenings when I am trying to get the other 2 kids sorted out.

I have a ring sling but tbh honest I am not getting on with it very well, takes me ages to get it on, get Ruby in etc.  Anyway I have been looking at pouch slings i.e Hotslings and wanted to know if anyone has got one and what it was like.

Many thanks

Tash