The baby sling has been used for centuries, and has recently gained
great favor among modern mothers. It's felt that a small infant has
more privacy with a sling (Actress Keri Russell says her sling is her
baby's "paparazzi shield"!), and it's especially useful for nursing
mothers.

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There are several important things to consider when choosing a sling
or front carrier. First, check the sling to see what size / weight it
is rated for. Is the sling padded? Padding is excellent for protecting
toddler's sensitive legs. When debating between baby carriers and baby
slings, keep in mind that front carriers are designed for infants from
8 to 25 pounds, while baby slings can be used for preemies all the way
up to toddlers at 35 pounds.