Acrabros Baby Wrap Carrier,Hands Free Baby Carrier Sling,Lightweight,Breathable,Softness,Perfect for Newborn Infants and Babies Shower Gift,Black

I love this carrier for little babies. I wore my son in it for months—often for hours a day—and now that I have my 2-week-old daughter, I’m reminded just how wonderful it is. Once you get used to the wrapping style, it’s easy to put on, very comfortable, and my babies reliably fall asleep in it. As my son got bigger and heavier, I did eventually need a carrier with more structure, but this wrap worked extremely well for a long stretch of time during the newborn and early infant stages. I also own a Solly Baby wrap and strongly prefer this one. The fabric has more stretch and a better thickness, which makes it more comfortable and helps it stay in place. With the Solly wrap, I always found that it rolled up in the back and felt like it cut in; I don’t have that issue with this one. Another big plus is that it packs down quite small and comes with its own little storage bag, which is great for travel and organization. I liked it enough that I bought two so I can keep one in the car. I have this wrap in both navy and grey. Both are comfortable, but the navy is slightly thinner and ends up being my preference. If you’re looking for a comfortable, stretchy wrap that’s ideal for the newborn stage and long wear, this has been a great choice for me.

The only carrier my child settled into

I had a baby k'tan with my first three. It was nice bc it was small and easy to use, but it was way too hot, and sagged way too much. So far this one has not been sagging at all. It fits my 10 year old who is 55 lbs, and about 52 1/2 inches. As you see in the pictures and it fits me (5 ' 7 1/2" at almost 200 lbs) in a hoodie sweatshirt and the 3 month old just fine. So I would say it has a veru wide range it can fit. It's very soft and comfortable material, and though we have not gone into summer yet I can see this one being WAY better than the k'tan as it seems more breathable. (I will say rear facing will always be hotter than forward facing when wearing a baby) Yes this is a super long piece of material. So if you are not familiar with wrapping yourself I probably would not recommend this for you or at least get it early enough you can practice with it. People complain about how nasty it is bc it drags the ground when putting it on. Here again practice. I put it on in the grocery store and never had it hit the ground. I used the buggy to hold the excess as I wrapped myself. The more familiar you are with it the faster you become. I personally love it bc it's comfortable, I can adjust how tight or loose the baby is to me, and the ways to carry are almost limitless, just go online and look up ways to carry, there are lots of videos that will teach you safe ways to do it.

My baby hated it

a little tedious to tie up every time but comfortable to wear and strong enough to hold my baby (18lbs). I did not use it much though as my baby outgrew it quick. From 3 months on he did not enjoy how snug it was and I had to change to another baby carrier,