CuddleBugHands-Free Baby Carrier - Soft & Stretchy Wrap for Newborn to Toddler 7-35 lbs - One-Size-Fits-All Hip-Healthy Holder (Black)

Update: So I have now had my cuddle bug wrap for a little over a year and a half. I have since had another child. And let me tell you. He Loves this thing!!! It’s still in Great shape, fits perfectly, hasn’t lost elasticity, hasn’t shrunk in the washer, the threading on the ends has come undone a little bit. But this thing is a Life saver. My youngest, my son, I had him in December. He doesn’t have colic, but he is Extremely fussy. He loves being held, which makes it hard to get anything done. But if he gets too upset, I can wrap him up in my cuddle bug on my chest and he falls asleep So fast! See Picture for reference lol Thank you so much to the makers of this product. I get funny looks all the time until people realize it’s a baby I’m carrying and then they laugh and smile and I get to tell them about it regularly lol 😂Op: I Love my cuddle bug wrap! Once you get the hang of tying it on, it’s really quick and easy. The Only thing that makes it a little uncomfortable, is sometimes my baby slides down in it. I’m not sure whether it’s user error (probably) or if it’s that she’s so little. (Only 8 weeks and just hit 10lbs and Yes we did wait until she was 8 lbs to carry her around in it. Lol my baby Loves it, she curls up against me in it and falls asleep instantly. She stays asleep until I take her out of it too which makes grocery shopping So much easier lol super thrilled with my purchase! I might even buy 1-2 more. I’ve even told some of my friends and family that are pregnant about them. Definitely worth the money too

Exactly what I needed at half the cost of similar baby carriers! Gives great head support for my newborn and allows her to have contact naps while still completing task around the house or while being out and about. Soft, comfortable for both of us, everything I need in a baby carrier!

First of all, I can't imagine carrying a 36 lb toddler in this thing. It's perfect for newborns but once my baby was past 12lbs and able to use in an ergo carrier I made the switch almost exclusively. The wrap is a pain to get set up. Even once you've nailed putting it around yourself, it's really hard to get it exactly the right tightness where your baby isn't suffocating but also very tight against you that he doesn't sag down. It takes me several minutes to get it perfect - so it's not practical for most of my uses. It's comfortable but I don't feel confident being hands free while using because I feel like he needs extra support (he's only 13lbs now) or else he will start sagging. It DOES look very cute though, and it's nice for lounging around the house because babies seem to love being snuggled up tight.

I have a 2 week old newborn who is cluster feeding and baby wraps/ carriers work!We currently have the ergo Omni but i only use it early am or at night since the fabric is thicker and makes our babe sweat.Looking for a thinner baby wrap, I purchased both a cuddle bug wrap and the baby K’tan active. I am keeping this wrap and returning the K’tan... here's why:Baby k’tan cons:1. Comes presized: I ordered and XS and it was too tight in the chest area. So, you will likely need two sizes as your weight drops after baby/ when breast milk is not as heavy. Size indicator tells you clothing size but not chest size for women so xs did not fit me. I am not sure if I’m a S or M since I’m breastfeeding and massive up there at the moment. The XS squished my tatas I’m a 36/38DD and pre pregnancy was a 34D. Was a size 4 before baby and am currently already wearing my old clothes... so who knows?2. Does not wrap: cannot be worn by anyone else who is not my size so hubs cannot share it and will need his own.3. Cost about $23 more than the Cuddle Bug for the same effect.K’tan pros:1. The active line is made of a breathable mesh which allows for more airflow than the Cuddle bug wrap , but I found the K’tan to be more itchy. We live in Hawaii and my son is usually naked with just a diaper on. The mesh may irritate his skin.2. Machine washable3. Works for newbornsCuddle Bug cons:1.Fabric is breathable but not as breathable as the K’tan2. You will have to watch a you tube video to perfect putting this on . There are a ton! For example I watched a video that taught how to use the Moby wrap.Cuddle Bug Pros:1.Versatile one size fits all - hubs can wear same wrap!2. Machine washable3. Soft fabric4. I found this easier to put on for some reason ... maybe bc i read directions for the K’tan and didn't refer to YouTube?5. Works for newborns

This is an absolute must have for anyone with a Velcro baby! It’s easy to put on and wear all over the house. Super convenient for doing chores or wearing it in the store while shopping. My 3.5 month old is still fitting in it and it’s great for contact naps, but not being nap trapped. It can truly be worn by any size person, which is a huge plus.

Cumple con su rol, pero es difícil de colocar y no es suficientemente larga para colocar a un bebé grande, mi bebé tiene 2 meses y casi no pude amarrarlo, además si la mamita es grande tiene que ser una tela más larga

5'4" 150lbs postpartum and baby is 10lbs 20inches and we fit perfectly in this carrier. Someone said the width was too short to cover baby, but this would absolutely cover a baby up to nine months to shoulder and under their arms and supporting their bum up to about a year. It isnt too long for a slightly overweight/inches postpartum mom, but in a few months when thin again, it may need a few inches serged off. Most US moms are not thin though, so it is perfect for us. It has a good balance of stretch and support, much better than our Moby that was too stretchy. It folds up well into a gallon ziploc bag. Serged edges have no loose threads. For $16 this is an incredible value.