This was quite expensive and more trouble than it's worth really. It's a hassle to put on and hard to get a small baby in there. When its on I constantly worry about bubs in case she can't breathe because it's so snug and deep. This may be better for an older baby although I'm not a very big person and I don't have a great back so I won't be able to carry her around in it as she gets bigger as it will put too much strain on my back.
As handy as any other baby carrier in that you have free arms to do things
Time consuming to put on and get baby in. Expensive. Deep, not great for a small baby.

dissapointed on the weight it carries, therefore will not attempt to use it and will be returning the product and looking for another one.
loved the jean fabric, and the flexibility of positions you can sit your baby in.
I Just purchased this babysling for my 2 Month old, however upon reading the instructions, i noticed the box states it carries, 15 kgs, however the instructions inside the box state, 12 kgs, so i wont even bother using it, and will be looking for another model.

This is great for short trips to duck in and out of the shops without the hassle of a full harness system or pram. Research suggests slings are better for bubs spinal development (follows natural contours), however I'm not too sure it so great for the adults carrying bubs! You need to consider the use vs cost factor.
Easy and light, bub loves "sitting" in the sling, I think this will be great as she gets bigger and can be worn on 1 hip with the support of the sling
Being a sling worn across the body, this hurt my back and neck when wearing for an hour (and my girl is only small 4.5kg).

Trust me when your new baby reaches 4-5 weeks and get into the "Unexplained crying" phase... When you can do nothing to stop them crying... the only thing that saved my sanity was my mini monkey sling. It was the only way I could stop her crying. I could get on with some daily activities like going to the clothesline or doing the dishes. Or type a review on ieatwords! Trust me I thought I may have overspent on this item, but I would reccommend a sling of any type to any new parent.. If you value your sanity! Its also good for going where a pram cant go... PRIMARILY pirceless for a crying unsettled baby!
UTTER LIFESAVER
Slightly expensive, but worth every cent... MAybe even double the price is worth it..

Moral of the story is to wait till the baby is born before buying a sling or carrier. I had 3 slings and 1 upright carrier lovingly prepared before his birth, and could have saved myself a lot of money.
Padded shoulder strap
My baby hated the lying down position and refuses to be held in a sling. However, the minute we put him in a Baby Bjorn, he settled.

Would not recommend this product for newborns, may get better when she is larger and can fit in the hip position
Like the choice of colours and the fabric and the padded sholders. Cheaper than most slings for around $70.
My baby was happy in this when I took her home from the hospital but after 2 months she just hated it. She screams when I put her in it as there is way to much fabric and she gets a bit lost. She doesnt look very comfy.

Quick and easy once you get the hang of it, great for babys that love a cuddle and being wrapped. Would be a good idea to start using from a very young age as my lil one likes to look around and in the banana position thats not possible. Happy with product all though considering the hug a bub for the extra support.
Easy to put on, adjustable so my partner can wear it and lots of different positions fpr wearing it. Can breast feed discreetly.
As i had a larger newborn i find after wearing it awhile my shoulder gets sore, also my bubs is very long so his legs are a bit cramped in banana position.