Moby Baby Wrap

by KAte
(Calgary AB Canada)

The Moby Baby Wrap is THE must have baby carrier. This wonderful carrier comes in a wide variety of fashion colors and is machine washable and after a round in the dryer...stayed exactly the same size..NO Shrinkage!!

I love the Moby wrap because it allows me to keep my son in my arms while still keeping my hands free. Studes have shown that "worn" babies are healthier and with the ease of the many ways you can wear the Moby Wrap, it's never inconvenient to have my son on my chest, either facing in or out, it's so easy to get him in and when he gets a bit older, up to 35 lbs, he can go on my back!

Using the Moby can be difficult at first but the web site supports you with vidoes on how to tie yourself in and once you get the hang of it you'll never turn back..

I don't think I've used my stroller for more than a "cart" in quite a while.

The convenience of the wrap allows you to get around without hauling a stroller and car seat combo with you and frees up your ability to move around without all the bulk. It's better for your back than a carrier or car seat as it allows you to stand straight, not leaning over to one side to support the extra weight and keeps your spinal health at a premium by distributing the weight over the whole of your shoulders and hips due to the way it ties on.

Every mom should have one! And nursing mothers will love that you can " tie " baby on for nursing and it goes everywhere with you! Unlike pillows that will take up space and get pretty heavy after a while if you have to carry them.

Moby Wrap Original 100% Cotton Baby Carrier, Chocolate
(US)

Moby Wrap Solid, Navy (UK)


	Moby Baby Wrap by KAte (Calgary AB Canada) The Moby Baby Wrap is THE must have baby carrier. This wonderful carrier comes in a wide variety of fashion colors and is machine washable and after a round in the dryer...stayed exactly the same size..NO Shrinkage!! I love the Moby wrap because it allows me to keep my son in my arms while still keeping my hands free. Studes have shown that "worn" babies are healthier and with the ease of the many ways you can wear the Moby Wrap, it's never inconvenient to have my son on my chest, either facing in or out, it's so easy to get him in and when he gets a bit older, up to 35 lbs, he can go on my back! Using the Moby can be difficult at first but the web site supports you with vidoes on how to tie yourself in and once you get the hang of it you'll never turn back.. I don't think I've used my stroller for more than a "cart" in quite a while. The convenience of the wrap allows you to get around without hauling a stroller and car seat combo with you and frees up your ability to move around without all the bulk. It's better for your back than a carrier or car seat as it allows you to stand straight, not leaning over to one side to support the extra weight and keeps your spinal health at a premium by distributing the weight over the whole of your shoulders and hips due to the way it ties on. Every mom should have one! And nursing mothers will love that you can " tie " baby on for nursing and it goes everywhere with you! Unlike pillows that will take up space and get pretty heavy after a while if you have to carry them. advertisement Moby Wrap Original 100% Cotton Baby Carrier, Chocolate (US) Moby Wrap Solid, Navy (UK) Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews.
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