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Bex174 · 06/07/2015 22:42

Hi All,

My twins are a month old (how time flies!) and are starting to have a bit more awake time. I'm thinking it would be great to have a sling to start taking them around the house with me to give them a break from their Moses baskets. After doing a bit of research there seem to be such mixed reviews on the ones available so just wondering what other people's experiences are?

Many thanks!

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Magicalmrmistofeles · 07/07/2015 08:18

I had one of the stretchy ones, sorry can't remember the brand but it wasnt cheap and had good reviews. I could not get on with it at all.

If you have a look on TAMBA if you're a member there is a very knowledgable lady on the messageboards about twin slings. DDo you want to sling both at the same time or one at a time?

toomuchtooold · 07/07/2015 18:12

I had a Weego, a carrier rather than a sling, was brilliantly useful and could be used from birth even with small babies so ideal. It was a bit fiddly in terms of getting them in and out - definitely couldn't get them out without waking them up - but they felt very secure and well held in it. Def get something - it's an absolute godsend in the early days to be able to hold them both and also have both hands free.

Waffles80 · 20/07/2015 19:48

There's an excellent Facebook group - called Twin Sling - where you'll get lots of tips.

Linguaphile · 02/08/2015 23:44

I had two Connecta carriers that I used from the time they were able to hold their heads up--one in front and one in back. Loved them as they were so easy and a surefire way to get both girls to sleep if I desperately needed some me-time. Definitely join the twin sling FB group!

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