in a hook pile of velcro u2122 fabric attached to strap 12 as circular attachment surface 44 circular attachment surface 44 has the same circumference as base rim 34 so that container 16 can be neatly attached to sling 12 when nurser 10 is in use and can be secured to sling 12 using standard means such as glueing or sewing since fig3 shows sling 12 when not worn by user 14 fastener 48 on the back side of the sling is exposed fixed length slings may be employed in the practice of the invention but adjustable slings are preferred so that sling size can be changed for the comfort of user 14 and adjusted to fit different sized users using buckle assembly 48 but other buckle assemblies ties snaps hooks and eyes fabric latches etc alternative fasteners typically employed for belts and the like may also be employed not shown buckle assembly 48 is comprised of slotted member 50 to which one end of sling 12 passes and is fixed to buckle member 50 in a stationary configuration by passing sling end 52 through a slot in 50 and joining end 52 to sling 12 at seam 54 by standard means such as sewing riveting or gluing buckle member 50 is sized to reversibly latch to buckle member 60 as a male female joint the other end 56 of sling 12 passes through cuff 58 as well as a slot on buckle member 60 so that end 56 can be pulled at the discretion of the user to shorten or lengthen the sling many variations of coupling connections of this type including standard belts and belt buckles fabricated to releasibly attach easily are known to the skilled worker particularly for the manufacture.