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Carry For Longer Without The Struggle
Holding your little one all day adds up fast. Sore arms, aching shoulders, tired wrists.
The Loravi Sling™ spreads the weight across your shoulder and back, so you can stay close, move freely, and stop counting down until you can put them down.
Built For Convenience
When your baby wants to be held but the day does not pause, the sling steps in.
It keeps them snug against you while you shop, cook, tidy, or drink your coffee while it is still warm.
You Are Not Doing This On Your Own
Stay close, move freely, and find the parents who worked out that holding them and getting on with the day are not opposites.
Product Details
Product info
The Loravi Sling™ is a one-shoulder baby sling made for the everyday moments when your little one wants to be carried and life still needs doing. A padded shoulder spreads the load across your back rather than hanging it off one arm, and the adjustable strap resizes in seconds so the sling can move between caregivers.
Weight: 290 g. Light enough to live in your changing bag.
Material
A soft, breathable lining sits against your baby's skin, with a hard-wearing outer fabric chosen to hold its shape through daily use.
The full fabric composition and care instructions are printed on the label sewn into your sling.
Back, neck & wrist relief
Carrying your baby in your arms sends the whole load through your wrists, forearms and one shoulder. That is why twenty minutes can feel like an hour.
The Loravi Sling™ moves that weight onto a padded shoulder strap and spreads it across your back, so you can hold your little one for longer without paying for it later in the day.
Velcro babies
Some babies simply do not want to be put down, and that is completely normal.
The Loravi Sling™ keeps your little one close and settled while your hands stay free for the kettle, the school run, or the other child who also needs you.
Age & weight
Age: newborn to 24 months.
Maximum weight: 20 kg (approx. 44 lb).
Newborns need extra head and neck support, so check their position often in the early months.
Carrying safely: the TICKS checklist
UK babywearing guidance uses five checks. Run through them every single time you carry.
T is for Tight. The sling should hold your baby close against you. Loose fabric lets them slump, which restricts breathing.
I is for In view at all times. You should see your baby's face by glancing down, without moving any fabric.
C is for Close enough to kiss. Their head should sit as high on your chest as is comfortable, near your chin.
K is for Keep chin off the chest. There should be at least a finger's width under their chin. A curled position can block the airway.
S is for Supported back. Their back should be supported in its natural position, tummy and chest against you.
If any one of the five is not right, take your baby out and start again.
Shipping & returns
Tracked shipping on every order, with a dispatch confirmation emailed as soon as your sling is on its way.
Delivery timescales are shown at checkout for your address.
30-day money-back guarantee
Try The Loravi Sling™ for 30 days. Properly, with your baby, not just out of the box.
If it is not right for you, contact us and we will refund the full price you paid. You cover the return postage; we handle the rest. Used is fine. That is the whole point.
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Questions Parents Actually Ask
How do I put it on?
Slip the strap over one shoulder so the pouch sits across your chest, settle your baby inside, then pull the strap until it feels snug. Three steps, and after the first time you will not think about it again.
How should my baby be positioned?
Face visible, chin clearly off the chest, back supported, tummy against you. Their head should sit close enough to kiss.
If you cannot see their face without moving fabric, take them out and start again. The full TICKS checklist is on this page, above.
What age and weight is it for?
Newborn to 24 months, up to 20 kg.
Newborns need extra head and neck support, so check their position more often in the early months.
Can my partner and I share one sling?
Yes. The single strap resizes in seconds, so it moves between different body types without anyone having to re-learn it. It is the main reason parents buy two rather than one each.
Can I wear it for a long stretch?
The padded shoulder is built to spread weight across your back for extended wear. Babies still need position changes though, so take regular breaks and check on them often.
When will it arrive?
Orders are usually processed within 1–2 working days, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays. Estimated tracked delivery takes 7–10 calendar days after dispatch. Delivery times are estimates and may be affected by customs, carrier delays or public holidays.
UK tracked shipping is £4.99, with free shipping on orders of £70 or more. You receive a dispatch email with tracking; tracking updates may take up to 48 hours to appear.
What if it is not right for us?
You have 30 days from delivery. Try it properly, with your baby, not just out of the box.
If it is not right, contact us and we refund the full price you paid. Used is fine. You cover the return postage; we handle the rest.
How do I wash it?
Washing and drying guidance is printed on the care label sewn into your sling. Follow that rather than a general rule, because it is specific to the fabric you have.
I have a question that is not here.
Email support@myloravi.com and a person will reply, usually within 24 hours on working days. If your question is about safe carrying, ask before you use it. We would rather answer than have you guess.