TKKOK Baby Wrap Carrier, Unisex Baby Carrier, Lightweight & Ultra Soft, Easy to Wear Baby Wrap, Perfect for Newborn Toddlers

Don’t waste your money. This carrier can’t hold my 19mos old baby.

I have never jumped onto Amazon to write a positive review so quick. Negative ones, yes, but never a positive one. This is the BEST for babywearing around the house. I am working from home with baby and I'm praying this will be a game-changer (first day back tomorrow).PROS: so easy to put on ONE-HANDED!! (you don't have to put baby down to get this thing on), doesn't upset baby while you're slipping it over him. It's snug but stretchy and comfortable. I don't feel like my baby slumps as much in this sling and he is very comfortable - he has slept in it for the last hour and I am so impressed. Neither of us are getting hot and sweaty like the other slings we've tried. I love the price. I like the color. Really impressed with quality. I can do two-hand tasks easily and I never have to readjust him.CONS: none really. Do not expect to unload the dishwasher or something while carrying in this sling but I'd hope you'd know that already from the picture. WELL I guess you could if you wanted to do 1000 squats.I have an expensive ErgoBaby carrier and one of those crazy carriers with 100 yards of fabric you have to tie in a knot. This thing beats them EASILY and I might even buy another one for short shopping trips or something. Really, if you're not happy with your babywearing gear, give this one a try.

I really wanted to like this product, I had high hopes. I read all the reviews and figured the good reviews outweighed the negative reviews. In fact, this is my first review, so hopefully I can help another parent out. I’ve tried in multiple configurations, with the carrier over one arm like a sling for nursing, I’ve tried with baby sitting up and each leg wrapped around me, I originally ordered the Xl, but thought it was loser than what I’ve wanted, since my weight was right on the cusp. so I ordered the smaller size and the carrier is actually looser and does not support Baby. Fort, my child is 11 months old and is 18 pounds so on the smaller side of most children, he is in the 14th percentile for his weight, and this carrier did not support him enough. I kept a hand on him for support the entire time, I even tucked the material underneath his butt and tried to wrap it around his legs to see if that would help provide more support. It helped a little, but not enough to make me feel comfortable and safe using this product. It felt like he was sagging off my body the entire time like I had on an outer layer of wet clothing. I am definitely returning both of these!!

This is great if your baby likes to be heals all the time. Mine loves taking contact naps and wakes when I put him down. I love this because it’s soft, breathable, stretchy, and keeps him secure. It is true to size, and isn’t too tight when in use. And the best thing is that it’s so easy to use, and you can put your baby in a couple different positions. Just wish it came in a two way pack.

I wanted to love this, but it just wasn’t a win for us. I have tried with my infant and almost 2 year old. I just didn’t feel very secure with the infant, like he could possibly fall out, even with me supporting him. For my almost 2 year old, it is awkward to get her in. Again, not much support, but she does like the closeness it creates while I hold her. I don’t use often, but I like how compact it is. I keep it in the diaper bag, just incase I forget my more supportive carrier. For safety reasons, please do not think this is a hands free carrier! It is definitely an assisted carrier, needing to have 1 hand on baby at all times! It is easy to wash and very light weight.

I got this because my son (18 months; 25 lbs) still wants me to hold him the whole time I cook dinner, but he does not want to be in the Baby K'Tan or LilleBaby carriers that I've used since he was a newborn (and with my older daughter) . I figured something that I can use to help me hold him just enough so I can still use both hands would be the key. I'd seen advertisements for these kinds of carriers, but I couldn't remember what they were called (Hippie Joey was the brand I was looking for. Video reviews of Hippie Joey make me think this is far lower quality than I was hoping for.) So, I searched Amazon and found this. I chose this one because it had Prime shipping. Well, it does what it says. It is an assisted carrier, not a hands-free carrier. It does help me hold my son and still have a way to cook with both hands. However, it is not as stable as I would like. I can keep my arm around my son and still use my hand to cook, but when I walk, I have to have my hand on him. This is what I expected, but the fabric is overly stretchy, so he slips down my hip as I work or walk. So far, it's fine for my toddler since he usually doesn't need me to hold him more than 5-10 minutes at a time. I definitely would not use this for a newborn or any baby who cannot yet sit up. Those babies won't be strong enough to stay upright in this wrap. We took a walk around the neighborhood while using this carrier, and it is helpful to have a little extra support so I can keep better posture, but the walking motion seems to make him slip out of the carrier faster than when I am standing still. The nice thing was that he could get in and out of the wrap very easily whenever he wanted while we walked, unlike my other carriers.I'm considering returning this, but for the low price (compared to Hippie Joey), I might just see if washing/drying on high heat helps make it more snug. If not, then I will try sewing the tube of fabric to make it tighter.