Sleepy Wrap Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler - Hands-Free Baby Carrier Wrap - Stretchy Baby Wrap - Ergonomic Baby Wraps Carrier - Lightweight Baby Carrier Sling - Baby Body Carrier 7-35 lbs (Dark Gray)

Its a big cloth thats a wrap that you tie, no clasps no zippers no buttons good luck figuring it out but when you do it works fine.

It took a bit of practice to determine how to best tie the wrap. I found that with a smaller frame it’s better to cross the front and simply tie off and adjust leaving loose ends to dangle. Previously I tried wrapping the loose ends a lot with a tie around the back and it’s both uncomfortable/ doesn’t actually secure as nicely.

I have a big 220 pound man and I cannot for the life of me figure this darn thing out. The closet is too long and stretches too much. Way too much. I ended up going with the baby Bjorn

This is my first baby wrap carrier and I really like it. It’s easy to put on and put my newborn inside. It’s very comfortable for both of us and it also keeps him warm since it’s been pretty cold these past few days. My baby loves to be carried and this baby wrap carrier allows me to have my hands free to do my chores and also be available for my toddler. And a plus is the customer service they have. They helped me resolve my situation in a timely manner.

Second time used

My one-month-old daughter loves being in this wrap! She is fast asleep within a few minutes of being placed in it and I am free to move about without holding her in my arms. Ive used this to go out on appointments and do errands outside because Im not comfortable with a baby being in a car seat most of the time and my stroller is best for walks rather than errands. This serves well for being in stores or taking her to appointments as she is very comfortable and doesnt fuss a bit while out. My daughter also has reflux, and Ive learned that feeding her while she is upright in here is the surest way to avoid her heavy spit up. I pump and bottle feed and supplement when needed with formula, but I can see this as being as easy for breastfeeding as it is with a bottle. Its Pros: * Very affordable! * Lightweight and easy to pack around. * Baby is comfortable and sleeps well in a wrap. * Makes doing chores less of an obstacle. * Serves to keep baby and parent close. * Great alternative to packing baby around in a car seat or stroller while shopping or going to Dr. Appointments. * Feeding baby upright in the carrier to help ease symptoms of reflux or GERDS. Its also good to note this wrap gets warm! Yours and babies combined temperatures are kept in the fabric and you will both get sweaty after a while during arduous activity or warm weather. For this reason, Ive invested in a breathable lillebaby carrier for summer. Cons: * This will stretch out! Wash it as needed to help it shrink back. Otherwise, youre working with too much fabric. * Learning curve to using it. I recommend watching a YouTube tutorial on any similar wrap and practicing along a few times. After that, youre set. Using it will become instinctive. * HOT! The wrap gets warm. It is likely not suitable for long wearing in Summer. * Not fit for hiking or activities requiring lots of arduous movement. I suggest also looking into a more hardy baby carrier (especially with lumbar support) for hikes or long walks.

Its a good thing to have to get things done while still cuddling with baby. I got it to breast feed while getting stuff done, but it doesnt have instructions on how to wear it for that.

I like this product but I think Ill feel safer using it when my baby is a bit older and holding her head up better. The directions that came with it werent very helpful for someone doing this for the first time. It shows how to wear it but not how to put the baby in! There are great videos on YouTube though so I figured it out.

Loved this for my 2 month old. Very comfortable and convenient

Id need and engineering degree to make this thing work. Too bad; it looks easy in the video. Its not. Its an intelligence test just to get the thing on. Then heaven help you if the baby squirms while you are trying to pack her into the myriad folds of this thing. Save your money and get the real baby cary pack.