Wanting to try wraps

[Sweetmama26]

I wore my baby in a carrier till he got too big and heavy for me to carry him, now I want to try wraps with a new baby. Can anyone recommend some good ones? And where I can look to find some online?

[CaliRoll]

I liked the Moby and a WAHM stretchy wrap for my newbs.

[Sweetmama26]

Moby? Do you have any certain places you like to buy them online?

[CaliRoll]

Originally Posted by Sweetmama26 Moby? Do you have any certain places you like to buy them online?

My local Target carries them. I bought my SBP from Cottonbabies.com and my water sling from Diaperjunction.com.

[Sweetmama26]

Ok thanks for the info, I've always been keen on trying wraps never got the chance with my son though because they are so expensive and not readily available in Canada but I think they are more than worth it

[JessiFish]

You can make a jersey wrap like a Moby really easily. Or they're pretty easy to find used, at least in the US. I just bought some Osnaburg fabric to make a diy woven.

[mommabritt]

I love a basic moby for a noob. I'm a ssc lover so a moby is plenty for me until babe is a bit bigger and more solid (I dont like them for itty bitties).

[Workinmmama]

For hot weather we love the Vatanai

[shesaidwat]

I made my own moby (5 yards of fabric (slight stretch not a ton though) cut in half lengthwise. so you end up with two wraps per 5 yards) and I LOVED it. I made one set out of swimming suit type material and wear it when we go swimming or to the beach. It was also much cheaper this way.

[thtr4me]

If you are in Canada, try this store here. Great selection of wraps and other carries, not just stretchies, but other great carriers as well. If you want to go with a stretchy wrap over a woven for your newbie, take a look at the Wrapsody Stretch Hybrid wraps.

http://www.thatbabywearingstore.ca/B...rs_c_2871.html