Lalabu The Simple Wrap Baby Wraps Carrier - Stylish Baby Sling Carrier for Newborns & Toddlers 13-28 lbs. Safety Tested, Easy-to-Use, Ergonomic, & Comfortable - Camel

This wrap is indeed beautiful. And so far I love it. My baby is 3 months. I’ve been using the Ergo (w infant insert) primarily and we love that. But I was drawn to the style of this one and wanted to give it a try. I’m so glad I did. So far, it’s excellent. It truly is a blend of a wrap and a carrier. It’s extremely comfortable. Very to assemble (follow the YouTube tutorial), you just cant really adjust it much yourself once the baby is in the carrier. You’ll have to adjust it properly before you put it on. So far it exceeds my expectations, and they were already high! I may order another in a darker color.I will report back in a couple months to let you know how it holds up!Update: after wearing it for a few weeks, I can say it’s actually more comfortable than the ergo. It’s so soft yet strong, it holds snug on my body and spreads out the weight of my daughter (she is 13.5 weeks currently). 11 out of 10 😍

I have the solly wrap and ergo 360 carrier. This is my favorite of the three! The solly was great for when baby was very little, but now that she is 3 months old I can tell she is starting to get uncomfortable. She can’t quite hold her head up completely on her own and it’s hard to fit her in the solly with her head tucked in enough to be supported. The ergo baby is comfy and supports her well, but is stiffer and feels bulky. This one is great because it feels soft like the wrap but also structured like the ergo baby. It’s also nice that the head wrap portion can cover her face, reducing distractions for naps. Plus, I feel like I can actually look stylish while baby wearing :) I absolutely love it!!

Gift for my niece. Her comments are: Good quality, took a little bit to figure it out, but once you figure it out it is super easy. I can "wear my baby" while I grocery shop with my 3 year old (LOL).

While this carrier is the perfect combo of a wrap and a structure carrier, it can definitely use some improvements.Pros: the belt is not super thick, so you can sit down with baby in the carrier.It’s super soft, like a wrap.It takes the weight off your neck and upper shoulders and moves the weight to the middle of your back.Very aesthetically pleasing to the eye, but would recommend belt loops be added to the waist to tuck the belt straps.Cons: the straps on the belt are very difficult to tighten once on.After wearing it for only 10 minutes, my baby had red marks on the back of his knees, maybe I had the seat too tight?This is not very size inclusive. I am a 16-18, I carry most of my weight in my midsection and I don’t see anyone at a larger size wearing this comfortably.All in all, I think it’s better than our cheap structure carrier and will grow with baby longer than the wrap will.

I love the look of this carrier. It's so cute and very easy to use. I don't like that it's a polyester blend. The waistband is not very comfortable for mom or baby. It's not padded so the edges are "sharp" if that makes sense. It digs into my baby's legs rear facing. I tried front facing and it's even worse with her legs. I really wanted to keep this but I think I'm going to return it. I would prefer cotton with a more comfortable waist.

I wanted to love it, but unfortunately I don’t. It looks great but not the least bit versatile. Gift of all I can use it until baby is three months old. Once baby was old enough we tried it out and it is soo hard to get baby in this and in the right position. It took two people to help me and baby in it. The straps are very hard to adjust and the carrier cut into the baby’s leg.

This wrap is mostly style over substance. Yes it looks nicer than many baby carriers, but it has major flaws.It is so, so hard to tighten this thing once baby is in it. It’s a two person job to get the wrap part and the buckle part fitted the way it needs to be around the baby.That, and it’s not that comfortable. Most wrap style carriers cross in the middle of the back to distribute weight more evenly but this crosses very high on the back which puts a huge strain on the back and especially shoulders. I’m not sure what the point is of making it a wrap style if it’s not going to include the main pro of a wrap.I also understand why this wrap would be confusing to a beginner. I am not new to baby wearing and have tried many carriers so this wasn’t hard for me to figure out. However if you’ve never worn a wrap or carrier before I could see this being very challenging to figure out, especially the folding part! The labels on the carrier that tell you which way should face you are so hard to see, I bet most people don’t even know they’re there.Lastly, I don’t like how the excess buckle straps look in the back. There should be a loop or something on the waistband to tuck in the excess slack you get from tightening the waistband, like a belt would. There isn’t, so the excess I have from the waistband just sticks straight out and just looks goofy!A few things I do like: the material is very soft for baby. It of course does look nice. And I really appreciate the soft band on the front to tuck in and cover baby’s head.Overall I’m a bit shocked at the price for all these apparent flaws!

I got this to hold our son (second child) and I wish I found this sooner. He fit so well and would sleep so comfortably. The bands are comfy and it doesn’t hurt your back like some other. I also love that it’s a hybrid.