Sleepy Wrap Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler - Hands-Free Baby Carrier Wrap - Stretchy Baby Wrap - Ergonomic Baby Wraps Carrier - Lightweight Baby Carrier Sling - Baby Body Carrier 7-35 lbs (Dark Gray)

Bought this wrap since I already had the LilleBaby All Seasons carrier but needed something not as bulky to baby wear around the house while doing some housework. At first I was skeptical that I would like this at all, and seeing the price of $15 was worth a gamble, however I love it! Its easier to put on and go than the LilleBaby carrier, especially if you want the mobility & flexibility to do things (including sitting, LilleBaby carrier waist strap makes everything ride up if you sit down or squat). P.s. I love the LilleBaby for extended walks/hikes, it provides great lumbar support. I mostly wear this one around the house with a few times out & about at Target. Baby is nice & snug in the wrap & loves to nap in it when I carry him. However I have noticed, even when he is just in a light short sleeve onesie or even just a diaper that he gets hot really quickly since the fabric is somewhat heavy & stretchy. Pros: - Easy to put on - Dont have to remove entire carrier to get baby in & out - Easy to wash - Price! - Provides good mobility to accomplish tasks Cons: - Baby gets quite hot in it - Taking Baby out of carrier is a hassle (for me at least) Would I recommend this: Yep!

I have tried this and two different Lille baby structured carriers. I would pick this wrap hands down over any of the the expensive structured carriers. The Lille baby hurts my shoulders and back no matter how many times I readjust it. This wrap spreads the way so evenly across your back and shoulders. It reminds me of being pregnant again with how the weight is distributed so my body is used to it. This wrap is so easy to use and super soft. My baby just nestles into it. I love that it leaves me hands free to help my toddler. I also love having my baby so close and cozy. With the structured carriers I felt like they were so rigid. This feels more natural. I do at times feel worried that baby will slip right out so it’s not like I’ll walk a marathon in this. I dot walk around my house though and get chores done. My baby just sleeps in it and Doesn’t mind being in it at all. As you can see from my photo baby is resting comfortably and I have my hands free to do whatever. I highly recommend this product.

I bought this thinking that it was a great alternative to the much more expensive Moby wraps because they are basically a glorified extra long scarf. However I purchased this product in the gray and it actually looks more like a muddy brown, which I read from another reviewer and didnt mind brown. After one washing it faded and looked cheap. Both my husband and myself were both able to wear it (53 and 5 11) However the material is very thick- kind of like a heavy sweatshirt and our son overheats in it with both of our body heat together. This was also in the wintertime. So I would have to remove him once we reach our destination instead of keeping him in it. I also could not wear him around the house because the material was too thick and he would get too hot and uncomfortable. This is super long, and it would puddle on the floor which you dont necessarily want your new baby wrapped up in. It also doesnt fold up small. Like having a blanket with you, wouldnt fit in the diaper bag. So after a couple attempts I ended up having to buy a more expensive brand with a lighter fabric anyway and tossed this one. If you have a baby that runs cold or a newborn that needs warmth then Id go with a lighter color to hide the fading- or expect that the color will fade. Watch the ends on dirty floors. Id also tie on the wrap prior to leaving and just move baby in and out when needed and keep the wrap tied on.

Took me forever to figure out how to wrap it after watching the video multiple times first day of wearing it with my newborn went good but as he grew in weeks he became uncomfortable it’s definitely not something you buy for long term especially if your baby is bigger (my son born 8lbs) better for smaller babies

So far so good! I have 3 kids and I waited and waited when I had the first two because money was tight and it seemed frivolous. And then they got too big for a wrap. With my most recent child though, I just went for it and I’m glad I did. It’s worth the investment. My daughter loves it and it frees up my hands for other things while still being able to be close to my baby. I can’t wash dishes though because I’m short and my little one would get smooshed against the counter, which is a bummer, but I’m able to be more productive than if I had to carry her in my arms. It gets pretty hot in there, but she usually has to come out for feeding and diaper changes so not too big of a deal. I just leave it on, which was less comfortable in the summer, but it’s winter now so it’s like wearing a fashionable vest :P It took me putting it on and sticking her in a few times to figure out what worked best for us, but I think I got it. My husband is having a more difficult time and ops for just carrying her in his arms. Different people, I guess. He is not detail oriented and gets frustrated with things like this. BUT if he did like using it, it’s nice because it fits us both. I’m not quite 5 feet and he’s 6’2”. The last thing I want to share is: about half the time I use this, my baby will throw up all over it. It’s a pain because then I have to wash the whole thing, but it’s great because I CAN wash the whole thing. No attachments, bells or whistles to worry about.

I really like this wrap! My baby is currently 6 weeks old and we have used it daily for about a week and a half. I’m a first time mom and new to baby wearing. Here’s why I’m giving the wrap 4 stars: 1) The fabric is somewhat thick- thicker than a T-shirt and it can get hot if you wear it for a long time. I’ll have my baby in it for about two hours at a time (I wear her between feedings) and she’s hot to the touch and sometimes a little sweaty after I take her out of the wrap. It’s winter and I wear this wrap with a tank top on and my baby still gets hot. If I get cold, it’s easy to put a cardigan or light jacket on. I’m actually about to order the Solly wrap and hopefully that will keep my baby from getting so hot during baby wearing since the fabric on the Solly is apparently lighter weight. 2) The instructions included are not helpful at all, at least for newbies like myself! If you are looking to buy a baby wrap (probably from any brand), just go on YouTube and teach yourself. There’s definitely a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you can put the wrap on in a minute or less. From what I understand about baby wearing, there are different wrap holds depending on how old (or young) the baby is. After watching several YouTube videos from different people, the video I found to be the most helpful was from Farmhouse on Boone. The video is called Babywearing Wrap Tutorial- How to wrap a Newborn in a Moby wrap. In the video she’s using a Solly wrap, but she said she using the same technique with the Moby. This Sleepy Wrap seems to be shorter in length than most wraps on the market, but I’m still able to wrap the exact same way as she did in the video, just with less excess hanging fabric. For me, I appreciate the wrap being shorter because I’m 5’3”. I encourage anyone to keep practicing with baby wearing if you’re feeling overwhelmed with practicing. It took me a while (a couple of days in 10-15 minute increments) to get the hang of it and honestly I was too scared in the beginning to put my baby in it because I was worried I didn’t tie or twist something correctly. Just practice and trust yourself! I find that I get so much done while wearing my baby and she falls asleep in the wrap every single time...although she will cry for about 30 seconds or so before falling asleep. Just sway side to side and rub baby’s back or pat baby’s fanny and I’m sure your baby will fall asleep in the wrap too.

Second time used

I honestly think this is just a Boba wrap with a different tag attached. Its made of the same material mix and it looks almost exactly the same, and checking online Boba wrap used to be called Sleepy Wrap with the same logo. Take that as you will. The packaging is definitely not as good though, but otherwise seems similar. That being said, the wrap itself is decent. After washing, the edges curl a little but that doesnt affect the usage. One downside is that since its a cotton mix, it is pretty thick and I dont think Id be able to use it in the summer. But during cooler days, like spring/autumn/winter, the wrap should work well and keep the baby warm.

My grandson is too small (10 pounds) for the front packs, and he wants to see out. This is so versatile. I can support his head when he’s sleeping, or I can adjust so his head is free. I’ve been using it nonstop.

If youre short like me, it might be a super long baby wrap for you because of that its not comfortable to wrap behind your back. Otherwise its pretty good quality and very soft!