We just received this with our second daughter. She really enjoys the wrap, but its a bit hot, and seeing how its July, we choose our bjorn over this majority of the time. I think we will really enjoy using this in the fall. the downside is the amount of fabric and its a bit difficutl to put on compared to the bjorn, but its more comfortable.

I loved using this wrap when my little one was a newborn. It really helped make me feel closer to her and I felt like it soothed her. The one thing that was difficult was learning how to master tying it properly. I had to watch a few videos. Even now I am not sure that I ever mastered it. Now that she is older (9 months), I only use the Ergo because she weighs too much to not hurt my back. If you are bigger plus size woman, this works as does the Ergo.

I really like the Moby wrap. The only problem I have with it is how long it takes to put on. By the time I get it in, my baby wants to do something else. Other than that, it's great for when they are brand new.

Great carrier once you get used to it. It is kind of hard to get the hang of exactly how to wrap it. I always felt like the knots were going to come undone. I don't really think they were meant to use on thicker women, but I made it work. The only other thing I didn't like was when I used it in the summer it was crazy hot for both me and my daughter.

Comfortable as long as its wrapped right. Lasted from newborn to toddler stage. The only thing was its a little warm to wear in the summer but that didnt stop me from using it. Kept my baby quiet and gave me a peace of mind.

Our daughter is colicky, and this thing has been a lifesaver for us. I love that there are different ways to wrap it, I love that it comes in different colors, and I love that it is so soft. This carrier isn't for everyone though. Some downsides to it that people should know before they buy it is that there is a learning curve to wrapping and wearing it properly, and until you get the hang of it, the bulges here and there may make some people uncomfortable. This isn't a great hot-weather item either - baby will probably get pretty sweaty in here. We combat that by putting our daughter in with just a diaper on to keep her cooler. On the plus side, that makes it great for skin to skin contact. You can wrap it so that it's practically a shirt on yourself, and although I wouldn't go out of the house wrapped in just this, it's great to wear at home with just a bra on and your baby in just a diaper. My daughter always loved the feel of being right next to me and it always put her straight to sleep. The biggest thing to warn of is that this is NOT a wrap for larger women to use. Although this thing is super long, by the time you get it all the way wrapped around, you won't have much wiggle room left. I wear a size 12 right now and it is a bit snug! If I was a 14 I don't think I would be comfortable using this, simply because of how tight I'd have to wrap it around myself. If a little bit of sweat and a thicker waistline don't trouble you, I'd say go for it! You and baby will both be pretty comfortable in this.

Love this style carrier. My wasn't technically this brand. I was the Ultimate Wrap (I think), but same principle. It always felt very secure and comfortable. The only trouble came with the wrapping yourself up part. Of course, I did this prior to leaving the house, then placed baby in it before entering store or other destination. You could cover baby's head while he slept. Oooo...I'm just reminiscing about how sweet it was to be able to snuggle with him while grocery shopping!!!

I have a Moby Wrap and I loved using it when my baby was small. The last time I used it, he was 9 months old and kept taking his arms out of the wrap. I'm now thinking I need another carrier that is more secure on top so that he can't pull his arms out.

When I first saw the Moby wrap I wondered how a piece of fabric could be safe enough to carry by son around. Once I started using it I was convinced that it was not only safe but comfortable for me and him both. I was able to do a few household chores while wearing him and he would easily fall asleep while in it as well. It did get harder as he got older and more mobile. I stopped using it when he was about 3 months old because it was too hard to put him in and take him out as often as he needed to. I know other people have used it for longer but for us it wasn't useful past that. It was very useful while he was younger though!

I really liked it but 1) it takes a long time to put on 2) my son and I got VERY warm in it. In spite of these drawbacks, I found that I could get a lot more done with him strapped to me and had a lot more flexibility for keeping up with my life when he had acid reflux and wanted to be held.

I love that is wrap allows me to get things done around the house and still have my LO with me. My back dosent hurt like it does when carrying baby and its comfortable to wear . The only thing i dont like is it can get hot wearing it especialy in summer.

I used it a lot with my first and only once with my second. I need more back support, especially when baby is heavier. A very nice product.

My first baby carrier was a peanut shell. I loved my peanut shell but I didn't feel like my baby was too secure once she could sit. I purchased the Moby Wrap and fell in love. I can put my baby on my back, put her on my side, or put her in front of me either facing me or facing the world and I always feel like they're secure in there :) The only reason why I gave it 4 stars is because it CAN get a little tedious to wrap every time, and it does get a little hot in the summer with it.

I absolutely love my moby wrap! I feel as if my baby is safe and secure right next to me! This product does take some practice to wrap and I almost always have my husband there to help put my baby in. I can't wait until winter to use it again because it is way to hot for Texas summers!

I love the moby wrap, great way to wear the baby without any body strain. Though it is too toasty to wear this in the summer.