This product is no doubt in my top 3 baby MUST HAVES. Especially if it's for baby #2. I seriously wouldn't of made it without this product. My 1st born was 2 years old when baby #2 arrived, so still needed to sit in grocery cart while the newbie was attached to me. The moby wrap made breastfeeding a breeze, perform light cleaning duties, and is highly adjustable which helps with our change in weight. I especially love the fact that my baby always felt securely wrapped against me and that I didn't have to worry about her safety while performing tasks. As my child grew older, I could wrap her into the hip sitting position which was still surprisingly comfortable. A baby wrap is definitely a must in my opinion.

Disappointed

I’m a very slim person and this wrap doesn’t wrap around my body as depicted in the description and instructional video. I’ve tried so many times. I’ve even had guests come over and asked them to try it out and it doesn’t work for them either. The material has no give whatsoever. From what I’ve seen with others, it seems like it’s supposed to be stretchy. Not the one I got AT ALL. Again, I’m a very slim person so I can’t imagine how this would be inclusive for all body types when it doesn’t fit me whatsoever. I can’t even give this away to anyone because I know it won’t work for them either. Just sad because I really was looking forward to baby wearing. The color is very cute, but that’s all I can say to compliment this product unfortunately :(

Do not recommend.

Definitely not the quality or functionality I was expecting for the price. Most of the 5 star reviews are from people who were given the product for free so of course they write something positive which is totally misleading. This wrap stretches and sags within minutes of use and I've only used it with my newborn. She looks so uncomfortable and there's no way for her head to have support so I have to keep holding it and adjusting it which defeats the purpose of a "hands free" baby carrier. Also, I only weigh 139 and somehow all the fabric is barely enough to wrap around my waist so it's definitely not one size fits all.

Functionality in Style

I use this every single day as I have a little hobby farm. Little one happily sits in it while I feed the animals and do a little clean up. Very easy to use, I looked up videos on how to properly wrap up baby on Pinterest, and I love the different ways to style it! It is also very fashionable, and have gotten so many compliments and questions about it when I’m out and about! I love this trendy pattern! It’s gender neutral too, so I can use it for any baby down the road.

Jumbo tag/Uncomfortable/not for tall women

I'm a size 8, 5'7, but I'm around 165lbs (strong woman build) and this just doesn't work for me. I'm not sure if it's because I have broad shoulders or what but It just slides up around my neck and is very uncomfortable. I hate the huggggge tag sewn on the bottom. It's itchy and so ugly. It also doesn't manage a newborn well. If it's tight enough to hold them it isn't comfy, if it's comfy it's too loose. I've tried over and over to make this work and I don't like it.

Love Like

My baby loves to be carried so this wrap makes it easier to wash dishes, type or walk with her strapped on. The fabric is lightweight so it doesn't make her heavier to carry. I have to put it on before we leave the house bc it's so long it drags on the ground while tying it. The safety tag is sewn in, huge, and hard to hide. Randomly the ties came undone once but luckily I was holding her so she didn't fall out. I've also tied it so tight that she's thrown up from the pressure, so there's a sweet spot to tying it just right.

My baby loves it

I have owned my wrap for over a year and still looks brand new. As a plus size mom I was worried it wouldn’t fit me. I wear size 2XL tshirts and plus 22 jeans and I can tie my wrap at the front. so plenty of room. The down fall is it is very long so tying it in a carpark is tricky to keep it off the ground (but the trick is to put it on at home and when you get to the shops, then you just simply pop baby in). Very happy with the temp while wearing it. I have worn it in the sun at the beach and also worn it in winter winds at the beach (tip: pop a receiving blanket over baby’s back after putting her in the ‘X’, then cover up baby and the blanket with the main center of the wrap to help keep their back warm.) My go to for putting baby to sleep! Even stayed asleep ... MoreI have owned my wrap for over a year and still looks brand new. As a plus size mom I was worried it wouldn’t fit me. I wear size 2XL tshirts and plus 22 jeans and I can tie my wrap at the front. so plenty of room. The down fall is it is very long so tying it in a carpark is tricky to keep it off the ground (but the trick is to put it on at home and when you get to the shops, then you just simply pop baby in). Very happy with the temp while wearing it. I have worn it in the sun at the beach and also worn it in winter winds at the beach (tip: pop a receiving blanket over baby’s back after putting her in the ‘X’, then cover up baby and the blanket with the main center of the wrap to help keep their back warm.) My go to for putting baby to sleep! Even stayed asleep while I wore her in the wrap, running around playing games on the beach. My 4 stars comes from wishing it just had a little more stretch; doing the flippy shoulder trick is hard to do in this wrap.

OKAY, but not life changing

Eh, I think it’s OK. Downsides: There’s absolutely a learning curve for how to tie it. After that, it works. I live in Texas and it is HOT to wear. Another thing is that it doesn’t fit everyone. My MIL tried to use it and it was almost too short (she’s a little overweight, but not very much). There is also a large tag sewn into the bottom of the wrap which isn’t very cute. Positives: this carrier worked well when my baby was very little, under 10 lbs. My baby also loved it when he was in it and fell asleep immediately.

Terrible

I swear these other reviews claiming this is a good carrier are fake because this thing is AWFUL. No matter how tight you tie it before putting babe in within an hour they’ll be sliding down and it’s loose and you have to take the baby out to retie the entire thing. In no way are you completely hands free. There is ZERO back support so you’ll be standing like you’re still 40 weeks pregnant. It’s an overpriced curtain for lack of better words. 0/10 would not recommend

you have to be part-wizard

I really wanted to love this, and I do use it.. but not as often as I was hoping. While the directions for tying at pretty good, it’s just a tricky maneuver. The length of fabric is overwhelming and I feel like I’m flying a kite in parking lots when I whip it out… I’m average to small in the waist and I use most all the fabric…and my baby’s still small. The fabric is also pretty thick, which makes it strong (yay!) and it does feel secure on, but also toasty for baby, I often just worry about him being too warm.. i don’t know if I can’t attribute this to the specific product or the entire “wrap” concept. While I like them aesthetically so much more, I have to admit, practically speaking, I prefer my “backpack” style carrier.