Moby Wrap Baby Carrier

With my daughter I bought a pushchair without thinking about it and she was in it from the very beginning. We bought a Tomy sling but I could never work out how to put it on and my husband found it uncomfortable after a month or so. It took two of us to get her in it and the faff meant it was abandoned almost unused. This time around with an extremely active four year old and a house that is not suited for a pushchair I decided to look into slings a bit more and ended up buying this sling for £38. What is a Moby wrap sling? Just a long shaped piece of stretchy cotton material that comes in a variety of bright colours - mine is a pretty mid-blue. It ...  Read the complete review

At the time of my buying, there were two different Moby Wraps available. The basic Moby, and the more luxury Moby D. Being on a tight budget I opted for the basic Moby, as it does the same job as the luxury wrap and still looks good. I got mine for £29.99 with free delivery. I'd advise you to look around a few websites for the best price. Google is your friend. There are lots of colours available in this 100% cotton wrap, I went for the natural shade as I felt it wouldn't clash with anything I wore and as it was lighter in colour baby deposits would be less noticeable. You can get lilac, navy, black and red to name a few of the eleven ...  Read the complete review

I love my sling! And so does my daughter! I have had loads of comments about how snug she looks in it and it also feels really secure to wear. As it spreads babies weight over both shoulders and your back even though my daughter is now over 12lbs I still find it comfortable to wear, and as there are so many different ways to wear it it will grow with her as well. When I first got it the instructions seemed a bit bewildering but after practising a few times to wrap it and also putting a doll in and out we were ready to go. I have used it from my daughter being 2 weeks old - although it can be used from day 1. She really enjoys the ...  Read the complete review

the best thing about my bright red moby wrap is that even though I'm 5 feet 2 & wa the size of a house (15 stone at due date followed by birth and huge bazookas) this still fitted me :) There are a number positions you can put newborns, babies and toddlers in. carrying them in a pouch, on the front, back or hip. The book shows them all with pictures and instructions. Also the wrap comes with a little bag you can roll it up into. Baby is snug & comfortable, in summer you may not want to put many layers on him/her as they get your body temp as well. Daddy refused to wear it, i think because he doesn't think it's secure enough ...  Read the complete review

This flexible wrap around sling has been an absolute godsend with my son. It securely holds him so that I have my hands free to be able to get on with other things. There are a variety of ways to tie it as they get older, with options where they can see the world and face out or be held facing in more snuggly. As your child grows you can also use it to carry them on your back, though I haven't tried this yet. It spreads the weight equally across your shoulders, back and hips for comfort. I can walk for over 2 hours with my 14lb+ son without any aches. The wrap has an amount of stretch in it, which makes it easy to fit, though a few practices are required to ensure ...  Read the complete review