Skeptical at first
Reviewer: kajsa dufner ,
erie, colorado
Date: February 23, 2008
I really thought this was awful at first. My child screamed every time I put him in the cradle hold so I gave up on it for a couple months. He's now 10 weeks and this is a gem. It's easy to put on, despite looking like crazy origami wrap! The key to putting it on is to keep the front part bunched up (the logo part) If you spread it over the belly to bring around the back it becomes too loose, and offers minimal support. But if you keep it bunched up in front to put on, then spread over the baby once he's in, it is the most comfortable carrier and my son loves it. I have several different slings and front carriers, but this is by far the most comfortable for me and my baby.
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Excellent for heavy babies and reflux
Reviewer: Anonymous ,
Buffalo, NY
Date: February 11, 2008
With my son, his pudgy legs made using a front carrier very difficult. Now at almost 30lbs I can still use the Moby and not feel back pain. When he was new and had severe reflux, I wasn't allowed to put him down after feedings. My solution was to put him in the wrap. He loved it and often fell asleep in it, while I was able to move around and get done what I needed to do. It was a life and sanity saver.
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So very comfortable!
Reviewer: Anonymous ,
Portland, OR
Date: September 23, 2007
No structured carrier could ever compete with the comfort of the Moby. The way the fabic wraps around your body and distributes the weight from your shoulders down across your entire torso is amazing. They don't call it a "wrap" for nothing -- don't be intimidated by this l-o-n-g piece of fabric. By the third or fourth time you wrap it onto yourself, you'll find it becomes second nature. I loved how I could put this wrap on before I left the house and then put my son on and off of my body as we went about our errands for the day. Being able to wear the carrier through the day like a second shirt is very time-saving. In fact, it does very much look and feel like a piece of clothing rather than a baby carrier -- I've even been asked if I have tucked my son away inside my shirt!! The Moby is so versatile, too, with lots of carrying positions possible.
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Comfortable. Versatile. Moby.
Reviewer: Liz ,
Rock Spring, WY
Date: April 27, 2007
Look no further - this is the best carrier for its comfort (for mom with its full-back and waist weight dispersion, and for baby with a wide spread of fabric as a seat) versatility (side, back, front, facing in, facing out, nursing, sleeping with full head support, even twins!) and good fabric choices (woven panels for heavier children, fleece for extra warmth, or silks for more style and added support). All styles come with 100% cotton where the wrap crosses the wearer's back and shoulders - which is better than synthetics for ventilation. I've found an online collaboration of helpful videos for wrapping techniques that are better photographed than the instruction booklet the moby comes with. It does take a 4 or 5 times before you feel really comfortable with the technique- but it's worth the effort!
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Love it!!
Reviewer: Imene ,
Morris Plains, NJ
Date: July 15, 2006
I started looking for a baby carrier when my second son was born. I needed my two hands with my toddler. It's easy on my back my son loves it so I love it!!
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Awesome carrier
Reviewer: Michelle ,
las vegas, nevada
Date: July 14, 2006
I love it. After you learn how to tie it on yourself, you can vertually carry your baby any way. My daughter loves it.Also it does not hurt your back.
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