Kids N’ Such 4-in-1 Baby Wrap Carrier & Baby Sling Carrier for Infant, Black

This wrap is great! It has good support and is a soft cotton material. Personally I like it better than the solly wrap. The solly wrap is very stretchy and has so much give to it that I feel like my baby is constantly sliding down and the wrap needs to be retightened. This wrap has a little give to it, but not so much that I feel like it loosens significantly as I'm wearing my babe. Highly recommend.

Y’all I freaking love this carrier. I registered for the Moby but was not impressed with the lack of stretch and how hot the fabric was. So I tentatively bought this one thinking it might suffice but that it would probably end up being a disappointment just like the Moby was. I was so wrong!!! I’ve been using it for the last few months and it is wonderful. It is super easy to use (took me about 2-3 practice runs to establish how to wear it/how tight to make it/etc), and it’s been a breeze ever since. It’s breathable (I live in Florida and I’ve only been using this during the summer months so far) and it’s absolutely not too thick. I mean obviously when you wear a baby you will sweat a little bit, but it has never once felt too hot for me or my son. It fits great, and I’m not a small person. My son loves to be in it, and it always feels secure! It’s also held up extremely well over multiple washes. Seriously one of the best baby items I bought!! I will say I haven’t used the rings as much but that’s because it just feels better to distribute the weight over two shoulders rather than one, so I can’t speak to that specific. However should I decide that I would rather use it as a ring sling, it’s super handy that it came with the rings!! This purchase will not disappoint you.

This baby sling wrap works well. Got it for our small elderly dogs (7 lbs.) who can’t walk far. They don’t weigh a lot, but quickly get heavy when you need to carry them for a distance.I like the pattern and the material is good. I got this style over the metal D-ring style since I read reviews that said this style was more secure and less apt to have slippage and fall apart while load-carrying.Only complaint is how long the material is. I understand why the material is so long (it wouldn’t work to wrap around you plus your dog or infant baby if the material were any shorter, & in fact, could actually stand to be maybe 6” longer on both ends (extra foot of fabric), but to get the wrap on, you inevitably have a couple feet of fabric cumulatively on the ends laying on the floor while you’re starting to try to wrap around your body, and if you’re in a dirty floor area (gravel, asphalt, just dirt in general), those ends are sitting directly on top of it while you’re trying to get it on. Maybe if you were really tall, as in taller than the average US woman, maybe the ends wouldn’t lay on the ground, but for the average heigh of a US woman, it’ll happen. For this reason, I’ll try to put it on right after I get out of the car, where I can put the ends of the wrapper on the car seat while I’m starting to try to wrap, as opposed to putting the ends of the wrap on later where I don’t know what will be on the ground. This then means I end up walking around for a bit with a wrapper on without our dog in it which looks & feels a bit weird, but it is what it is. One of our dogs loves it and if we’d let them, would happily be carried around in this all day. That dog also doesn’t like the stroller as much, and gets ancy and wants to be picked up often if not walking/exploring around, and if I’m not already wearing the wrap, since it can take me 30 seconds to get it on while trying to make sure they don’t jump out of the stroller and make loops around my legs with their leashes, it can be tricky if I’m not already wearing the wrap. Our our other dog tolerates the wrap, but can’t be in it for any considerable amount of time since 1-they don’t like being held that way and 2- it cuts into their neck area when facing to the side (this is probably more dog breed & size specific).I like that when wearing this wrap, you can technically be hands free, that the weight is distributed over both shoulders and a larger surface area, & that it’s stretchy. It does get loose over time (like when taking your dog in and out of it, same I’d imagine if it were your baby), which then sort of requires starting all over and re-wrapping to get the good tension back that holds them snug. This is prob also due to the wrapping design where you end up with a X shape on the front of your chest and you have to maneuver the sides of the X around in order to get the dog/baby in & out, which loosens the tension.While it is technically hands free, especially after first securing your dog in it, I find myself actually supporting underneath them with one hand at times since I don’t like them slipping which it sometimes feels like they do when they start to squirm.I purposely didn’t pick the side shoulder bag with head hole and tether that is a dog carrying bag alternative because that style seemed like it’d cut into our dogs neck and it didn’t seem like they could evenly lay down in that style comfortably with movement. I like the concept of some of the dog carrying purses, but didn’t like that they were one-shoulder bags or elbow carrying bags, which I knew were going to be uneven with a lot of weight shifting with movement, more likely our dog would experience motion sickness, and which would ultimately become heavier to carry and would potentially injure me more due to uneven weight distribution. This was the best of the options I looked into, considered, and discussed with our vet, in terms of mostly hands free and relatively secure.I also like that it rides high enough that their heads are kissable, which seems to matter when trying to pick a baby sling. The vet said this style prob also helps with soothing since they can feel your warmth and heartbeat due to the location you wear them in.

I promptly received my wrap, nicely package in its own little pouch. Don't know if I'll ever be able to roll it small enough to fit it back in but no big deal because I'll be using it anyway. The pouch is great for holding other small items since it has a drawstring. The wrap is awesome and I love the versatility of it going from a traditional front hold carrier to a side hip hold. I tried using it like a little hammock for my 11 week old but she wasn't having that so definitely grateful that I can switch up the position for her to where she can be happy. Some babies just don't like to be held in that rocking position. The material that goes against your skin is super soft. The only extremely slight complaint I have is the side that doesn't go against your skin feels a little itchy if you have sensitive skin like my baby and I do. I quickly remedied that by making sure that when I fold it lengthwise, those itchy sides face each other therefore not coming into contact with my skin. The material is also quite heavy which is going to be great in the next coming cold months. I found it a little too heavy material (seems like sweatshirt type material) for the summer as once again my baby's and mine sensitive skin reacted with a nice heat rash after wearing it inside my air-conditioned house. Again not enough for me to complain about because I know it'll really come in handy for when I'm sitting on cold bleachers watching my other kids play sports this fall. I would definitely recommend this wrap because instead of buying two separate wraps and spending $80+, you can get the two wraps for the price of one.

The material on the top side is very soft but the underside is a bit rough and it becomes uncomfortable in the neck area. This is thicker than I expected and not very breathable for the wearer and in occasions for the baby, depending what they are wearing and what the weather is like. I was looking for something that would fit me (Size 14) however this is so long specially as a sling, there’s a lot of material left over. I think for a bigger person on a colder area this would work well, the stretch this material has is great.

Way to much fabric for a ring sling. 4-in-1 aka Jack of all trades and master of none.