Acrabros Baby Wrap Carrier,Hands Free Baby Carrier Sling,Lightweight,Breathable,Softness,Perfect for Newborn Infants and Babies Shower Gift,Black

It’s very long and easy to work with

I live in Nigeria for the time being and had this shipped to me and I love it. Most mothers use Ankara to back their babies but my baby is too small. This stretchy wrap is perfect and I didn’t feel to hot wearing my baby

These wraps are life savers with little ones for busy on the go moms! I am busy mom of 4 and this thing comes in so handy with baby and he loves it!!! I get so many compliments on it every time I’m out with baby. Very soft and breathable cotton. Great value!!! Works just as well as the more expensive name brands… save some money and get the same quality and usage.

If you’re new to wrapping there’s a learning curve but it’s plus size friendly. I have an apron belly and weigh about 270lbs and it fits well.

I think this is a great wrap. The fabric is very durable and stretchy. My son likes it for short periods of time but that is just his preference; we’re using it more and more. Sometimes I feel that I still need to hold my son up by his bum, but I could just not have it wrapped tight enough or it could just be because I’m not fully used to the product. Still think it’s great!

Love this wrap! BREATHABLE, comfortable, and stretchy.

So Ive been skeptical about these wraps for years!! Finally after my 3rd and final baby I decided to buy one and So happy I did. I watched a tutorial video on how to use it and after a couple of times I got the hang of it. It really locks baby in well if u do it right. I can clean, cook and dance with him all while my hands are free! Buy it u wont regret it

This is baby #3 for me so I needed a wrap that didn’t cost an arm and a leg because with a house full of boys I need inexpensive. First- this material is super soft and very stretchy which makes it easy to maneuver when the baby gets moved around. It’s also very thin and breathable so I don’t sweat profusely like I have with bulky carriers. Second- I’m not tiny framed and this wrap is long enough for me to get all the way wrapped around and tied, but barely. After baby has stretched the material a little, I’ve pulled through the folding and tightened the wrap there’s more than 4 inches after my tie. Third- I like how I get to change where he sits on my chest. I am larger breasted so I can pull material from the back for him to be lower on me so I can breastfeed. Or when I’m walking around-pull him up to my neck. Cons- Because there is so much material to this wrap I don’t feel comfortable putting it on in random places because I still haven’t mastered it not touching the floor, and it takes a while to get wrapped up. Barely a con-I just wrap before I leave and transfer from the car seat. I will update in a few months on if the material holds its shape and if it works as well with larger than a newborn baby. UPDATE: Ive had two babies in this sling, washed plenty of times and its held its shape. After the babies are more than 4/5 months old they get too heavy and I have to keep adjusting, which was annoying. But TOTALLY worth it for the newborn stage!

I really love wearing my babies! With my first, I had never used a wrap before -- I had the following learning curve: 1. Thick and comfy but little to no stretch -- difficult to get just the right tension and it was WARM. 2. The famous lenzing modal variety --- beautiful and breathable but NO stretch. Were talking 3-4 attempts to get the tension right (to hold baby securely but not too tight). 3. Woombie-brand. Thick and Super Stretchy. These were/are my favorite for cooler weather as they are fool-proof and ultra cozy. 4. Trying this brand for my soon to be Summer baby. The fabric is soft, with a nice sheen, and is quite stretchy. Impossible to test it out with a baby bump in the way, but I am confident it will be very comfortable and easy to get right. My only complaint is the super cheesy label that is dead center on the wrap. Its about the size of a business card and shiny and just... ick. I actually rook a seam ripper and removed it (along with the massive safety warning label that is also sewn into one end). Not ideal since the label acts as a means to find the center of the wrap, but, it was just too ugly. A constructive comment for the manufacturer -- spring for a higher-end label and charge $0.50 more --- well worth it!

This is by far my favorite thing I have purchased to use for my daughter. Its super easy to use and amazing quality.