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Step Aside, Beyonce! Moms Put a Sling On It
If you love ‘em then you should put a sling on ‘em. Wha-oh-oh-oh indeed!
Forget the diamonds. A group calling themselves Baby Mamas turn Beyonce’s “Put a Ring On It” into a two-minute riff on the true demonstration of love and devotion to one’s baby — the sling (some even costing two months’ salary!).
Drop ‘em in a sling, ring-a-ding-ding! (The mom doing squats while wearing a baby is my new hero.)
VIDEO AFTER THE JUMP
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