Bump & Beyond T-Shirt Wrap

Let me start by saying I live in Florida. I was very excited for this with the skin to skin aspect. I got it out the other day to use it but as soon as I put it on, I was practically sweating. I haven’t even put her on yet. While I had it on, I was reading the directions to try to figure out how to put her inside of it and then I was unbearably hot. But this is Florida in the winter time, so I would never wear it in Florida in the summer. It was roughly mid 70s outside and too hot in the shirt.I’m sure if I wasn’t sweltering I might’ve been able to figure out the instructions, but it seemed pretty fiddly. I do have a Moby wrap, and that is also hot Ian’s fiddly. I guess I should’ve known better. Moby wrap takes me a good couple minutes to get all sorted out so that the baby and I are comfortable

I like the shirt, love the ease of skin to skin and baby carrying. But the front panel is this long, round-bottomed extra flap on the shirt. It doesn’t make sense and makes the shirt look super weird - a round scoop of fabric hanging down six inches below the rest of the shirt, when the rest of the shirt doesn’t have a scoop/round shape. It’s like a shirt tail from a dress shirt/blouse, but in the front. I’m guessing it’s to make room for the baby, but there’s just to much of it - the material doesn’t feel strong enough to support a baby big enough to fill it all out.The flaps/ties that hold in the baby aren’t quite cut right to support it fully. It’s hard to get the top edge of each snug to support the head. Maybe this won’t feel like a problem when the baby is able to support his head.

I got this towards the end of my pregnancy, ordered size 1, it's true to size, 5'2" (150lbs 40 weeks, 136lbs 6 weeks postpartum) I didn't love the way it looked or felt in pregnancy, but it's excellent for tiny baby wearing! Make sure to wrap it tight or your back WILL hurt!

This is by far the easiest wrap to use with a newborn. It feels more secure and is so much easier to use than most wraps. Easily allows for skin to skin and helps keep baby’s head in a safe position. I only wish this had been around when my older 2 were babies. The only negative thing I can say is that the straps feel a little bulky when you are wearing this without the baby in it. Because it is an actual shirt, you will need more than one if you want to use it every day.

I couldn’t even figure out how to put it on lol. Material was thick. Directions that it came with really could have been better. I even watched a tutorial. I like the Solly baby wrap much much better, even easier!

Purchased as a gift for a new mom and she barely used it. Apparently it was a bit annoying to put on and was more trouble than it was worth.

I purchased this as I am due in March with my first. I read the size chart and bought the corresponding size. I received it and it was to big on me even with me 8 months pregnant. I definitely love the idea. I did return this one as I know it won’t fit me after I have my little one but am interested in purchasing again once she is born.

Very comfortable and true to size. Some of my complaints I have are that the ties aren't snug to the body. They sort of stick out like wings. And the flap was weird when I used this during pregnancy. Also, I was not aware that it had clips like a nursing bra. Makes it feel a little unsteady.

It really helped support my tummy and lower back during pregnancy and even tucked in my belly after birth. However, to wrap the baby in was not quite convenient or as snuggled and feel secured as the original Moby wrap, and the zips for breastfeeding were quite difficult to deal with only one hand. I need to use my mouth to hold the top bit while zipping up or down with one hand, while I am carrying my baby with another hand.