Post by Sparkly on Mar 10, 2016 10:25:33 GMT -5
This actually still happens to me a bit, depending on how you tighten. If you lift baby's butt while you're tightening, and also feed the extra fabric toward the rings rather than just pulling, that should make it more even. It's sort of hard to explain without showing.
ETA for the second question: for one thing, you want to make sure the sling is basically fully adjusted before you even put baby in. Make sure the fabric is spread out evenly and without twisting on your shoulder and back, and around the front, leaving a pocket just large enough to fit baby's feet through the bottom and sit down in it. I then lean a little forward to pull fabric between us, making sure she has a good seat. Next, tighten a bit along the top rail as needed so sea not falling back. Then feed any extra fabric from under her toward the rings (if you mostly have it adjusted ahead of time, there shouldn't be much, if any), adjust the bottom rail, and then go strand by strand through the rings and back to the top rail where you make sure she's fully secure. The whole time you are tightening make sure you are slightly lifting or pulling baby toward you, so fabric sides easily through the rings. Too much pressure/stress is not good and can weaken the integrity of the fabric over time.
I will try to take some photos later to show what I mean if C cooperates!