Ergobaby Embrace Cozy Newborn Baby Wrap Carrier (7-25 Pounds), Ponte Knit, Heather Grey

The carrier is great quality when it come to the material and straps. My problem with it is the head support for my babys head. She likes to hold her head up a lot so when I’m out and about it’s harder to use the carrier then to have her in the stroller. So for the price it’s not worth it for me.

I own a ton of different carriers and I really love this one. It offers really great support and comfort for the person wearing the baby. More compared to other cheaper carriers I own. Having a waist belt makes the world of a difference. It seems to be comfortable for my son. My only issue so far is I feel like he wants his head to rest higher, he is always chewing on the shoulder straps but it could be me not having it situated properly. One other thing to mention is this carrier is recommended as a good one that is safe for their hips as listed on the hip dyslasia institute website. It keeps the hips in the M position which is super important as not all baby carriers to. This is probably my favorite baby carrier so far that is affordable.

My husband and I have been using this since our baby was one month old. She’s 9 weeks now. Between the two of us we wear her for about 5 hours a day. She falls asleep instantly in it. I love that it’s easy to adjust so it’s easy to fit it on me then adjust it for my husband. One thing I started doing, when she gets into a deep sleep, I’m able to transfer her to the swaddle then the bassinet

The only con about the product is my baby runs hot and gets warm super fast so I haven’t really been able to use it as much as I wanted. Super easy to put on and take off alone.

This would be a great newborn (0-4 weeks) or a 3+ month carrier. It is super soft and I loved the way it felt with baby in it. Im returning as my baby (7 weeks) is in the stage where he is too long for the carrier to support his neck since he doesnt have neck control yet. So unless you want to hold your babys head the entire time/baby is small enough to use the carrier neck support/baby is old enough or strong enough to have neck control, then this isnt the carrier for you. Im opting for the bjorn mini for longer term neck support.

After our first child was born we’ve gradually come to understand that, even at the young age of 1 week, infants start to develop their preferences and they won’t be shy to tell you what those are. We’ve been scratching our heads trying to find a baby carrier that she doesn’t hate, and we’ve tried half a dozen highly rated ones before we got to this, and she fell asleep 2 minutes in. We knew then that we got a winner. Compared to other carriers we tried, this one feels the softest while still being supportive. It doesn’t have all the pockets and bags like other products, but c’mon, just bring a backpack or purse with you for those extra stuff you need! Give it a try, your baby will probably love this too!

I have a 7 wk old that I am currently using this with. The material is very soft and comfy for him. The thing I like the most about this carrier is how easy it is to put on and secure my little guy into it. Unlike other carriers that have numerous straps and clips this has only 3. The cross back straps are comfortable to wear and help to even out the baby’s weight. It doesn’t provide extra lower back support but if you are only using this to carry an infant, you won’t be carrying much weight to begin with. With that being said, I would use this carrier probably past six months depending on how big he gets. It also doesn’t provide much head and neck support so you do need to keep one hand on the head of bending or leaning over something. I have tried many wraps and other infant carriers and this is by far the best one that I have tried. Would highly recommend to anyone.

Once you figure out how to put this thing on it works great. Im a single dad and was looking to buy one of these so I could strap my daughter to my chest while where out and about running errands. Call me a idiot but when I got this thing it came with no instructions and I spent about a hour test fitting it so I would know how to quickly set it up when I was ready to put my daughter in it. You would think something like this would be pretty simple, just throw it over your head, strap your baby in and be on your way but unfortunately thats not the case. This is probably the most complicated baby carrier you can by but its great once you figure it out.

The mesh version of this carrier is super soft and lightweight, but the stretchiness makes the support much weaker. It was almost impossible to keep up high where he is supposed to be without making the carrier uncomfortably high on my waist, or uncomfortably tight around him. The more I rolled the belt part the less support he got for his neck, and then it had to sit uncomfortably around the bottom of my rib cage. Maybe on a person with a longer torso it would be more comfortable and fit better for baby. We have the 360 from our first baby, and it works much better to sit where it is supposed to for mom and baby.

I have 3 kiddos, all 2 and under. I have tried several carriers and this is by far my favorite. It is soft enough for the newborn stage and structured enough to provide support in all the needed areas. I am a plus size mama and it fits me well without extensions. My husband can even wear this one without help from me.