Sleepy Wrap Baby Carrier Wrap for Infants 7-35lbs, Lightweight, Black

I am so happy with this wrap! The fabric is incredibly soft, breathable, and has just the right amount of stretch to keep my baby secure and comfortable. It distributes the baby's weight evenly across my back and shoulders, so I can wear it for hours without any pain. It has been a lifesaver for getting things done around the house while keeping my little one close and cozy. It washes well and holds its shape perfectly. Highly recommend to any new parent!

I'm one of those "I never write reviews" people, but I'm sitting at my laptop with my 6 week old nestled and sleeping comfortably in this wrap, so I think that speaks for itself. I was given a hand-me-down Moby wrap. I was so excited to use it. It was so cumbersome to put on, and I even had a babywearing expert help me with it. I got the hang of it, but inevitably, the sections that hold the baby's head against your body - SO important for a newborn with no neck strength, would never stay snug. I would readjust and readjust and it just never worked. I don't know if the one I was given was super stretched out or what. But my baby would be snug inside while his head would be dangling completely backward and flop all around. NOT good. Also the fabric was pretty rigid with the Moby and so I think if I didnt have his feet perfectly inside and wore him for a long time, it would pin his feet in an uncomfortable position. So I would put him in an Ergo 360 I was given, inside the baby insert, and he felt more secure but it just seemed like overkill for just walking around the house. So in frustration I went on Amazon and typed in baby wrap to see what might be a bestseller, and this item popped up with great reviews so I ordered it. It arrived yesterday and I immediately tried it out. I liked the stretchy nature of the fabric, and the grey color. I immediately tried it on with my son and it seemed to hold his head down gently. I then washed it because it did have a slight smell to it. There were no washing instructions so I washed it in a normal warm cycle and dried on low. I cant tell if it shrank at all, but seemed to still be really nice after washing. Today I tried the wrap for real, and I was right, the stretchy fabric is exactly what is needed! I didn't need to be very exact with how I tied it. He seems to mold perfectly into this wrap. It is a soft, forgiving fabric, which is nice for little ones - who needs rigid fabric for an 8lb child? - but still very supportive. I dont feel like he'd fall out, but I dont feel like he's plastered to me. And best of all, the fabric gently but securely holds his head against my chest. he's sleeping very soundly right now, and I can go about my day, doing dishes, laundry and work on the computer with him nice and close and safe. He's been on me for about 2 hours now and nothing seems to be loosening up or shifting. If you are between this wrap and the Moby, go with this one! I will say since this is the first day I've tried it, I can't comment on how it will hold up in the long run but first impression, this wrap is just perfect.

I love the Sleepy Wrap Stretchy Baby Carrier that I found on Amazon. I just had baby number five a few months ago, and have never tried a wrap with any of my other kids because they always looked too complicated. Traditional baby carriers tend to be made for smaller size people and feel too uncomfortable for long wear. I gave this wrap a try out of desperation to find a carrier that was comfortable enough to wear my baby for long periods of time so that I can work. It took a couple tries and a you tube video to get the hang of how it goes on but it is definitely worth the effort. The length and stretch is perfect to adapt to any size body and let me adjust to my comfort level of how snug I want to wear my baby. I've also been able to adjust it while wearing to easily nurse my baby discreetly while out in public. It folds away easily since it's just a long piece of fabric, so it's very portable to throw in my purse or baby bag. Once I understood how to wrap it, it's so quick to put on and so comfortable to wear baby as long as I need to. This is really important on days where he's fussy from teething and I have lots of video meetings to be online for at work. This is my go to recommendation for any busy mom who wants the comfort and ease of having baby close but needs to be hands free. I especially recommend for plus sized moms like myself who have a hard time with the discomfort of traditional carriers that aren't always friendly to our changing bodies. It's also very durable and easy to clean. I just throw it in the wash with baby's clothes every week or if it gets soiled.

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.

I purchased this for my nephew. He recently got married and had his very first child. He wanted to try one and absolutely loved it. He was able to do contact bonding with his newborn girl and carries her everywhere with him while he's working. I'm so happy I purchased this for them. Babygirl looks so happy bonding all the time with her daddy.

I highly recommend. I love how breathable and stretchable it is but im 5’1 so im short and after following the instructions to wrapping/tying & putting my son in to carry.. the excess cloth that hung on the ground since i was so short, i personally cut the cloth shorter (after the wrap/tie up, i cut the excess cloth to the length between my hip and my kneecap so it wouldnt drag on the ground) But heres a few pointers I LEARNED: 1) once you wrap the cloth around you, i then put my son inside before tying around the waist so i can adjust how tight/loose i wanted the cross over on my chest that he sits in so i can manage and be in control of how close i want him wrapped to my chest.. (be mindful, baby will let you know if he or she is uncomfortable so be mindful of paying attention to how they feel) my son lets me know if hes too tight or too loose… 2) if you want to know if your baby is too loose, let your baby dip his or he head back (with your hand behind his or her head of course to see how easily he or she will fling back) if he or she flings back too easily, its too loose meaning you cant walk freely without baby feeling secured if you decide to do something hands free and not holding the baby… 3) if you want to know if you baby is too tight or too close to your chest uncomfortably, he or she will either give a small whine to let you know or he or she will push back from you on his or her own as if they feel like they are being suffocated.. 4) when its a nice day, i make sure the cross over is secure so i dont always have to tuck my son legs inside because sometimes he likes his legs/feet out and like to move them now that hes one month old.. I feel like you have to know what works for you with this wrap and also know how maneuver it to you and your childs comfort or it will fail and they will try to burst out the tie up like as if they are trying to escape a swaddle… idk if this info helps but my son is particular so if hes having a sleepy day, i tie him alil closer, if we are going on a walk and he wants to be slightly loose to enjoy the weather, i give him alittle but space to lean back but my hands are always kept behind him to hold him (restricting my hands free, which is fine) and when hes up and chilling, i tie hun securely so he can freely turn his head when he wants but still is secured enough so i can do what i need to hands free. This is my go to .. i only use the stroller when its really needed. I use my wrap for when im grocery shopping, doing things around the house, taking walks, out and doing things that dont require me to be baby free & only just hands free..

I really like wraps like this, they hold baby in well, are soft, and somewhat easy to figure out how to use. I like the design, though the quality seems to be low and the stitching isn't even in all parts. It also came in a destroyed box, which could have compromised the gift inside, as I was bringing it to a baby shower.

I don’t have a baby but I do have a senior dog! So this review is for anyone who has a pup who is either anxious or can’t move as much. I bought this because my girl is getting older and sometimes gets anxious and loves to be close to me. She is 12lbs and this baby wrap is amazing for her! It is very stretchy and will wrap around my body and holds her up very well! She is able to stay still but also allows her to breathe and doesn’t squeeze her to the point that she is uncomfortable. It’s very easy to put on and holds up very well.

Ein sehr tolles und bequemes Tuch für Mama und Baby. Ich empfehle es aufjedenfall weiter. Es lässt sich super binden und sieht sehr schickt aus.

This carrier was an absolute lifesaver! I was able to use it from when my baby was just 3 weeks old (she was a tiny baby!) and she absolutely loved it. This meant I was able to just crack on with things with her on me and she was happy as anything in there! I would definitely recommend it to anyone & everyone. It took a bit of practice to tie it correctly but once you get it it’s fantastic!

Très satisfait de cette écharpe de portage. Le tissu est doux, confortable et offre un bon maintien pour bébé. Elle est agréable à porter même sur de longues périodes et permet de garder les mains libres tout en restant proche de son enfant. Un excellent compromis entre confort, praticité et sécurité. 👶❤️👍

la tela es muy calurosa

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