Moby Wrap 9856

Pros: Easy to use, comfy and comforting for mom (or dad) and baby

Cons: Wearer gets quite hot

The Bottom Line: This will be one of your best purchases, don't wait any longer to get your hands on one of these wonderful wraps!

Review: I received this wrap as a hand me down from a friend at church, and didn't think I would use it much. However, one day my baby was being especially needy and I had to get dinner cooked, so I decided to give it a try. I was amazed at the results and am ...

Pros: Well made, pretty, versatile.

Cons: takes a few times to learn to wrap it.

The Bottom Line: Worth the money and worth the little extra time it takes to learn to use!

Review: I am an avid baby wearer. I began baby wearing 15 years ago as a nanny I have used many differt I continued this with my own children and love it. One of my very favorite baby carriers is the Moby D wrap. I love it because you can wear baby on front ...

Pros: comfortable, babies love being in it.

Cons: a bit hard to put on at first

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this wrap. It's better than the bjorn style because baby is snuggled right up to you.

Review: I did a lot of research on baby wraps before I decided to buy this one. I love the Moby Wrap. I bought it when I was pregnant and couldn't wait to use it. I tried to figure it out using a doll, but when you are 8 months pregnant with twins, it doesn't ...

Pros: can be made easily or bought, most comfortable sling to wear

Cons: can be tricky to put on and take off

The Bottom Line: Great back-friendly wrap! Can be complicated to use, but becomes easy with practice.

Review: I love my Moby Wrap. They can be expensive, or you can easily make your own with about 18 feet of fabric if you sew. I have a Baby Bjorn, and Moby Wrap, and a Hotsling, and by far the Moby is the most comfortable way to wear my baby, and I have a bad ...