Okay wrap once tied, however material length is soooo long, you cannot tie it without it dragging along ground and also difficult to secure properly (takes practice!) Not really easy to use when out and need to quickly transfer baby from car to wrap. Harness type carriers much easier to use!

I have had this wrap for a while but have only started using it recently (baby is 8 weeks old). My little one has been a bit on the “hold me now” side and this wrap has been the best thing for the both of us. Instead of being hostage on the couch, I can be mobile and still have full body contact with my baby. This has been a life saver when he has been fussy - popping him in it calms him down instantly. It’s also been amazing when I have been out and about and he has had enough of the pram. Every mum should have one of these!

When I first saw this product I was sceptical that a length of material could be worth the $100 price tag. After the very first time using it with my son I realised I should have bought it sooner!!

Pros;
- Light weight
-material is breathable
-strong
-easy to use and adjust
-machine washable

Cons;
-the material does stretch after a couple of uses, easily fixed if you tie it tighter though

Today my little one was having a very fussy, can't be put down, want skin-to-skin, feed or just be on the boob, kind of day. I was able to breastfeed, burp her and let her fall asleep, while I was still able to get around, use both hands freely and look at her perfect little face to make housework that much more enjoyable!
It took a little getting the hang of how to get the placement right, but I just did it in the mirror the first few times.
All new mums should give it a go!

I loved having my baby snuggled up to me in this carrier. It was great when he was really small, I found it more comfortable than the structured carrier especially when he was little. He slept really well in it too. A few YouTube videos Showed me how to tie it properly. Moved to the structured carrier when baby was about 9kgs