How to put on a twin ring sling

Bit of a niche one here - a twin ring sling! Here's a quick how to - looking at setting up, threading and loading in your babies!
Realised I never mentioned how to get out - just loosen one pouch carefully to take one baby up and out and then do the same on the other side. You could leave your ring sling on if you're confident you'll use it again shortly!
I used a lovely Malishastik twin ring sling here - 50% cotton, 50% linen.

[@SaraGhathery]

I don't plan on having a baby any time soon, but it was very good

[@emilysmith540]

What is the name of this wrap? I have a ring wrap but it has one panel not two of fabric.

[@oxfordslinglibrary]

Hi Emily! Sounds like you a normal ring sling - designed for 1 kid! This is especially for two babies. If you have twins you can use two of them but there's a lot of rings that end up in your middle! This one is from a make I don't know well - Malishastik. Lots more on ring slings at www.carryingmatters.co.uk/types-of-slings/ring-slings/

[@brianapollum8520]

How long can twins be carried in this? What is the maximum weight?

[@oxfordslinglibrary]

Hi Briana! Generally I say that sling carrying has the same rules as a cuddle: everyone has needs, but there's no reason to stop if you're having a lovely time! Some people use slings as a reconnection aid, or a 'getting stuff done' aid, or a 'getting where we need to get' aid, or a sleep aid... whatever works for you all!

[@oxfordslinglibrary]

Ooh - and this particular sling is weight tested to 27kg, but it's very unlikely that you'd end up getting close to the maximum! At some point way before that it won't feel comfy, and it'll be time to think of other tools if you need to carry...

[@mirandamself]

This is a terrible system I have it & did exactly what you showed & it kept getting loose