Arm Sling for Kids, Child Arm Sling with Waist Strap, Padded Big Children Youth Arm Support Sling Shoulder Immobilizer for Broken Elbow Wrist Arm Shoulder Injury Rotator Cuff, Left or Right

My three year old fell down the steps going out of the house and broke his collarbone. We received a cheap sling at the ER that he constantly kept getting his arm out of. I purchased this one in hopes of keeping his arm immobilized and more cushion. It did not disappoint. The wait band prevented him from getting his arm out and held it secure to his body. The material was like neoprene and dried quickly. There was also a nice cushion on the neck strap. The sling made the experience easier for everyone.

This sling worked really well when my child broke their collarbone. I liked how the straps could be adjusted, and how the next piece had a cushion for less irritation

This was much more comfortable for my child than the one provided by the hospital. It took a minute to figure out, as the design is lacking in a significant way. They did not make it easy to remove and put back on. Even the tech who helped remove my daughter's cast was shocked that, in order to put this on, you have to stick the arm in the "sack" part, then maneuver the strap behind your head, then tighten. It should have a way to tighten and set the proper fit, then easily remove it and re-apply it with a velcro or something. It was impossible for my daughter to do without help. However, it provided much more support and comfort than the hospital one, so we are grateful for that.

We needed to find something small enough for our three year old son who broke his collar bone and this sling is awesome! Fits well, you can make it nice and snug for limited movement! The only down fall is the top shoulder strap doesn’t have a Velcro piece so it has to go over the head first. But all in all, it’s a great product with awesome quality, breathable fabric!

My son used this product twice and it was horrible. The first time he managed to get it so turned around and twisted I thought I was going to have to cut it off of him. The second time he simply stretched a little and the whole thing just pulled apart. This product seems to be for show rather than functional use .

My son broke his arm last week and this stays in place much better than the hospital provided sling, and I like how the waist strap helps keep his arm against his body. The straps were longer than necessary so I trimmed the waist strap to prevent a long “tail”.

This sling worked really well for my son who is six and about 40 pounds. It could definitely go smaller if need be. That was the problem we were having when trying to find a sling. He needed help getting it on and off for showers and what not but other then that it seemed strong and well made. I also washed it a couple time and it cleaned up really nicely.

This has helped my son keep him arm across his chest. The basic one issued to him didn't fit very well and his arm kept slipping down. The waist strap on this helps keep it in position.