Anyone got the Moby Wrap Carrier or similar?

peanutsmoothie · Sep 26, 2011 5:17AM

Hi everyone! Not posted on here before. Flo's coming up 4 weeks now so will be looking on baby at last!

As the title says, has anyone got this wrap or similar? I'm thinking of going for it as the reviews are great and it looks much snugglier than our baby bjorn for a newborn. What do you think?

Also, really trivial question but what colour would you go for? I'm thinking that it needs to go with my clothes but obviously they're all different colours loL!

Thanks for your replies

Peanut and Flo xx

rosemary20 · Sep 22, 2011 4:52AM

hey, i was gonna go for a moby wrap but was also eyeing up one of these

http://www.babylonia.be/product.php?main_id=29&sub_id=33&lang=ENG

i need a wrap i can breastfeeding in mostly so these stretchy ones are the best for me.

peanutsmoothie · Sep 22, 2011 8:06AM

I was looking at this one too. Can you not breastfeed in the Moby? THat would be a problem.

Ooo, now I don't know which to go for :?

rosemary20 · Sep 22, 2011 12:12PM

u still can, sorry if i confused u lol i am so tired when i come on here i must not make sense

i think stretchy wraps are the way to go for bf-ing in, completely adaptable.

its a price and colour issue for me, i like deeper colours not the pastels.

i found good cheap (ish) moby wraps

http://www.sasaslings.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2_16_21_38&products_id=12&zenid=ae09pd4kghrineqr8qmqe90cn7

apparently theres loads of fake moby wraps on ebay at the moment :? how strange!

AOEno4 · Sep 22, 2011 5:24PM

Mine is the tricot slen like the link and it is cream- goes with most colours but shows the dirt easily. I bf with it on while hanging out washing etc. I got mine 2nd hand off eBay. They are brilliant when they Re stretchy and adjustable hope you find one to suit you.

rosemary20 · Sep 23, 2011 4:39AM

they are cheaper than moby on ebay i have noticed, but looks almost the same.

Baby_Sling101 · Sep 26, 2011 5:17AM

Hi there,

As a Trageschule trained sling consultant, we advise against breast feeding in a wrap, especially for newborns. There are many other practical reasons to using a sling. As a breastfeeding mum, I take a sling and a mamascarf when I am out and about:

http://www.precious-bundle.co.uk/index.php/default/baby-nursing-feeding.html

Regards,

Wendy

Anyone got the Moby Wrap Carrier or similar?

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