Baby wraps?!

Question

What are your favorite baby wraps?! I never used one with my first but I feel like it’s a must have now that I have two under two!

Answer

Ktan and the boppy

Answer

So I’m ridiculous when it comes to babywearing. I have a ton of different kinds of carriers and have tried all kinds. 
For the newborn phase I use a ring sling. Some people love stretchy wraps. I found I got too hot with a moby. 
I then really love the Tula free to grow when they’re about 2-3 months old. I also usually switch to woven wraps if they’re going up for long periods of time. I also have an onbuhimo that I can use for both baby girl and my 2 year old since it’s adjustable and she’s tiny. So depending on who is needing mommy I can throw either one up. 
Once older I tend to go with Tula, onbuhimo (2 lambie) or a different soft structured carrier (bamberoo or ocha) that are converted from handwoven wraps. My kiddos usually prefer quick ups and don’t tolerate wrapping too much.

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I'll second most of what Jess already said but brand preferences are going to differ based on your body type and size. 
Newborn- Ring sling
Infant- some Soft structured carrier
Sitting/crawling- Onbu style along with the soft structured carrier
Toddling- all of the above. I love ring slings and onbu style for quick ups and downs as I'm normally potty training at this time. 
I have a Moby and a woven wrap that I keep for back-ups in the car but I don't find myself using them much as they are inevitably going to drag on the ground and that makes me upset. Emeibaby is my go to SSC for littles (needs no insert) and a Kinderpack with a mesh center panel for the olders. My toddler KP goes up from 25lbs to 45lbs (my 5.5 girl weighs 43).

Answer

Solly wrap!

Answer

Do you mean for wearing or swaddle?

Baby wraps?!

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