Moby Baby Wrap Carrier Evolution by Petunia Pickle Bottom for Newborns to Toddlers (8-33lbs), Infant Sling Carrier, Lightweight & Hands Free Design, Adjustable for All Body Types (Woodgrain)

Very Good Baby Wrap!
This was a good baby holding wrap. Even though I had to use a youtube tutorial to show me how to wrap it around the baby and me, once I got the Technique down it was very convenient. I found it to be really easy to get around the hose and do work. The fabric is very soft on touch so it made for a very comfortable baby wrap. I also felt the baby was very secure when using it, there was never a feeling of looseness in the fabric making it very safe for the baby. The only reason that I gave the review a four out of five-star review, us because when I read the instructions that came with it I was very confused and had to go to a youtube video to figure it out. Otherwise, it was a great wrap for both me and the baby!*if my review is helpful, please let Amazon know by hitting the YES helpful button 🙂

Great product! Not stretchy enough for my taste
I love the product! Its great! I gave it 4 stars because it is not stretchy fabric at all! And that makes it hard to maneuver around a new born/ baby.I have a boba wrap that I used with my first soooo much that I stretched it out a little, so with baby #2 on the way I wanted to have 2 wraps and remembered reading that a Moby was like the boba but with a thiner fabric, t-shirt like fabric, witch it is, and thought it might be great for hot weather, witch it is. However, I find that the stretchiness of the fabric is not enough when, for example, my 2 MO falls asleep in the wrap and I want to fold the fabric on one side so to not cover his face with it, or to cover his head on one side so that you can hold it in place, with boba wrap I can do that easily! With this Moby I can’t!Also if I don’t wrap it extra tight, my baby carries lower than needed, and if I wrap it super tight the fabrica has no give or flexibilty.

Beautiful pattern, but didnt work for me
I love the pattern of this wrap and it was not hard to tie after watching the videos, however my baby did not fit well in it and kept slouching down and disliked being wrapped tightly, So it did not work for me. That said the material is soft and it is good quality. I ended up getting the baby bjorn which does not have to be as tight on the baby to keep them in position and offers better support so that he doesn’t slouch when I am carrying him.

One product I use everyday
I hesitated to buy one of these because we have an ergobaby carrier too, but it was a very good call. This is so comfortable for around the house. My little one does not like to be put down so I literally use this every single day. I still find that I keep one hand on her the vast majority of the time but it really helps so that I can do other things while still making sure she is cuddled and happy. We still get very hot when I wear her in this and am outside in the heat but I think that’s unavoidable. Do beware- it does shrink in the dryer but mine did stretch back out. Also, it was much easier to use than I thought it would be- don’t be scared off by the fact that you have to learn how to it on, it’s really not hard.

This wrap was easy to use, comfortable, and soft. I did not use the wrap as much as I thought I would, but I would recommend it to all parents, as it was very nice to have, especially during cooking and cleaning moments when baby is tiny and you need to get things done but they want to be held. When used properly, babies are completely safe and secure in the wrap.

I have loved carrying my baby with this sling. The basic knot that was in the instructions really worked for me and I used it every day from birth to when my baby was about 3 months.I loved how light the material compared to other sling I had that were too thick and the colour is so lovely.I’m not giving away my baby wrap now that my baby has grown out of it!

This is a Moby wrap in the Evolution series which means instead of 100% cotton (which I hear is a bit warmer/stiffer) it’s 70% viscose and 30% cotton, which results in a softer fabric that still has the signature stretch for this kind of wrap. Note the weight limits — upper limit is more for what your body can tolerate. We have a baby just under the lower limit but used this anyway and it was a godsend so hands could be free while cuddling baby. Just have to be careful and make sure baby’s airways are clear/head not tilted too far back. Can take a bit of experience and skill with tying it. Note footies not usually recommended unless there is definitely enough room for baby otherwise it might trigger their standing reflex/be uncomfortable.