Reviews of the Sleepy Wrap

The Sleepy Wrap

by Tammie Koelle
(San Tan Valley, AZ)

I just had my 4th baby, and I have never liked any of the baby carriers I've used because they seem to cut off circulation to the legs.

The Sleepy Wrap is awesome!

I don't actually have to hold the baby while he's in it and I feel like he is secure too. He always falls asleep while he's in it. I guess that just shows that it has comfort written all over it!

Sleepy Wrap

(US)

Sleepy Wrap Classic Wrap Baby Carrier, Navy Blue, 0-18 Months
(UK)

Sleepy Wrap

by Amy
(Wisconsin)

There are certainly many different styles of baby carriers, slings, wraps, etc. to choose from, but here is why I love my Sleepy Wrap the best:

1. It is truly hands free. I have tried other baby carriers and have talked to many other moms who have used different carriers but still feel the need to have a hand on baby at all times because they just don't seem quite secure enough. With my Sleepy Wrap I just slip my son in and do whatever I need to do. I buy groceries, go for walks, clean the house, make dinner, etc. My husband even mowed the lawn one time with my son in the Sleepy Wrap!

2. It is extremely versatile. I love that I was able to use it from the day my son was born and know that I will use it until he is at least one year old. As a newborn I could just tuck his head under the shoulder strap for support. Now that he is bigger he can face forward. I'm also looking forward to trying to carry him on my back! My favorite feature, though, is that if he falls asleep, I can just tuck his head under the shoulder strap and we're good to go.

3. There is no guesswork when putting on the Sleepy Wrap. With other wraps you need to tie it on you a bit loose in order to have room to put your baby. The Sleepy Wrap material is stretchy, so I tie it tightly to myself and my son fits in perfectly every time!

4. You can't beat the price. Baby wraps are available in a wide range of price points. The Sleepy Wrap falls in the lower end of the spectrum, yet it is fantastic. There are lots of great colors to choose from and it is super easy care for.

Sleepy Wrap is just the best!!

I don't actually have to hold the baby while he's in it and I feel like he is secure too. He always falls asleep while he's in it. I guess that just shows that it has comfort written all over it!

Sleepy Wrap

by Ashly
(Pleasant Hill, Iowa, US)

So far my Sleepy Wrap (like a Moby Wrap) is the one baby product I was able to use the first week and now, 8 months later, we're still using it regularly -- often several times a week.

So many baby products have such a limited window of ideal use that we have gone without a lot of the fancy gadgets and gizmos even if they seem practical, but the Sleepy Wrap is one no mom should have to be without.

It's reasonably priced ($40) compared to other baby carriers, it has a longer life span than many baby carriers, it's versatile, my daughter loves it (she can sleep anywhere in it), and I love the closeness it allows me to have with her even when I need to get stuff done.

Sleepy Wrap

(US)

Sleepy Wrap Classic Wrap Baby Carrier, Navy Blue, 0-18 Months
(UK)


	The Sleepy Wrap by Tammie Koelle (San Tan Valley, AZ) I just had my 4th baby, and I have never liked any of the baby carriers I've used because they seem to cut off circulation to the legs. The Sleepy Wrap is awesome! I don't actually have to hold the baby while he's in it and I feel like he is secure too. He always falls asleep while he's in it. I guess that just shows that it has comfort written all over it! advertisement Sleepy Wrap (US) Sleepy Wrap Classic Wrap Baby Carrier, Navy Blue, 0-18 Months (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. Sleepy Wrap by Amy (Wisconsin) There are certainly many different styles of baby carriers, slings, wraps, etc. to choose from, but here is why I love my Sleepy Wrap the best: 1. It is truly hands free. I have tried other baby carriers and have talked to many other moms who have used different carriers but still feel the need to have a hand on baby at all times because they just don't seem quite secure enough. With my Sleepy Wrap I just slip my son in and do whatever I need to do. I buy groceries, go for walks, clean the house, make dinner, etc. My husband even mowed the lawn one time with my son in the Sleepy Wrap! 2. It is extremely versatile. I love that I was able to use it from the day my son was born and know that I will use it until he is at least one year old. As a newborn I could just tuck his head under the shoulder strap for support. Now that he is bigger he can face forward. I'm also looking forward to trying to carry him on my back! My favorite feature, though, is that if he falls asleep, I can just tuck his head under the shoulder strap and we're good to go. 3. There is no guesswork when putting on the Sleepy Wrap. With other wraps you need to tie it on you a bit loose in order to have room to put your baby. The Sleepy Wrap material is stretchy, so I tie it tightly to myself and my son fits in perfectly every time! 4. You can't beat the price. Baby wraps are available in a wide range of price points. The Sleepy Wrap falls in the lower end of the spectrum, yet it is fantastic. There are lots of great colors to choose from and it is super easy care for. Sleepy Wrap is just the best!! I don't actually have to hold the baby while he's in it and I feel like he is secure too. He always falls asleep while he's in it. I guess that just shows that it has comfort written all over it! 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. Sleepy Wrap by Ashly (Pleasant Hill, Iowa, US) So far my Sleepy Wrap (like a Moby Wrap) is the one baby product I was able to use the first week and now, 8 months later, we're still using it regularly -- often several times a week. So many baby products have such a limited window of ideal use that we have gone without a lot of the fancy gadgets and gizmos even if they seem practical, but the Sleepy Wrap is one no mom should have to be without. It's reasonably priced ($40) compared to other baby carriers, it has a longer life span than many baby carriers, it's versatile, my daughter loves it (she can sleep anywhere in it), and I love the closeness it allows me to have with her even when I need to get stuff done. advertisement Sleepy Wrap (US) Sleepy Wrap Classic Wrap Baby Carrier, Navy Blue, 0-18 Months (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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