- Essential Baby Carrier: Introducing the Boba Wrap, an indispensable baby must-have that serves as both a baby wrap and baby carrier. Perfect for your baby registry search, it accommodates newborns weighing as little as 7 lbs and grows with your child up to toddlers weighing up to 35 lbs.
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Boba Baby Wrap Carrier
Meg –
I will make an edit once I get the chance to actually use it; my baby is not yet here I still have 4 weeks to go. I have loved the idea of using wraps to baby wear for a VERY long time, and now that I’m going to have a little one I finally was able to buy one justifiably.
One of my aunts got me a different company, so I will be comparing the two.
This one, right off the bat you can tell is made with care. It came specially wrapped in a box with the company name. Folded nice and neat with a card with instructions on use sitting right on top. You flip over the first layer and there are two more cards. One is safety reminders not only of how to wear your baby, but instructing on how to prevent closed airways. And the second is a card that has their mission statement and a thank you for purchasing. Inside attached to the tag is a registration card for recall and warranty information.
I bought the Sangria wrap, and the color is just gorgeous. It’s more vibrant than the picture implies, but that’s a good thing. It’s super soft and lightweight despite the amount of fabric involved. I’m really excited to try it.
The other one (I don’t remember the name of the company, it was a $22ish one I added to my registry as I knew family would be unlikely to buy the more expensive brand. It’s gray and very comfortable to wrap. Light cotton jersey kind of material. It has the instructions printed on one end sewn to the fabric, and a tag that marks the center for where to place it when wrapping. It came with a drawstring bag for protection.
I am definitely more impressed at this stage with the boba wrap. I will add to my review once my daughter is here and I can do more than try either on. (I will also be editing to add the name of the company for the second wrap I got)
Edit: I have used this twice so far (4 weeks old now), and I have to say I absolutely love it. My recommendation though is to baby wear either with just the diaper or with a lightweight like gerber onesie without sleeves or legs. All the layers of cloth made her very warm to the touch. But keep in mind where you are…it’s currently January in Southern California for me. I would assume Minnesota or Alaska you would need many more layers than that.
It supports her weight perfectly and makes it super easy to do things like eating. I love this wrap. I have not yet tried the other brand (jeroray or something like that) I got.
mateo –
Excelente tamaño para ambos papás, muy suave y elástico.
PepiBumbo –
I used four different carriers for my baby: a Baby K’Tan, this Boba Wrap, an Ergo Baby, and a Lillebaby. Here are the pros and cons of each:
First, the Baby K’Tan. I tried this one first and loved it for my newborn. The main advantage to the K’Tan is that it is sort of a Boba or Moby Wrap for Dummies: easier to put on, and made of less stretchy fabric. This held my baby snugly to my chest, and this was the ONLY way she would nap most afternoons. I spent a lot of time with her in this! The fabric does stretch out eventually, but I simply put the K’tan in the washer and through the dryer on high heat, and it went back to its original size. Cons: The K’Tan is sized, so unless you want to buy two (or you are the same size), your partner wont’ be able to use it. As my baby got heavier, we needed a carrier my husband could use, too. Also ,the support strap ties in back, and this is uncomfortable if you want to wear the carrier while sitting (for example, on a long airplane flight).
Second, the Boba Wrap. This was the second carrier I bought. I love the soft, stretchy, thick fabric–much better feeling than a Moby. Also, the wrap ties in front so there is no knot in the back when you are sitting. Unlike the K’Tan, this one requires you to figure out how to wrap and tie, and it is a bit of a learning curve. However, the plus side was that my husband could use this, too. Now that my baby is over 6 months old, though, we mostly use the Lillebaby as it is more supportive and distributes her weight better.
Third, the Ergo Baby. We ended up returning this one. For one, the infant insert just did not work out for us. Every time my husband tried this, the baby would start crying and fussing. For a newborn, it is definitely better to use a stretchy wrap like the Boba or K’Tan.
Finally, the Lillebaby. This is the carrier we are currently using for our 7 month old. It supports her weight well, allows for multiple positions (including outward facing, which she now prefers), and does not require her to dangle from her crotch (as a Bjorn does). But this would not have been as comfy for her as a newborn.
Overall, if you plan to get two carriers, I’d recommend the Boba (for an infant) and the Lillebaby for a larger baby.
Johanna Brügel –
Nutzen das Tragetuch mit unserem Neugeborenen & sind super zufrieden. Angenehmer Stoff und einfache Handhabe! Sehr empfehlenswert!
McKayla Schuhmacher –
Bought this for my newborn and it is a lifesaver! Some days it’s my saving grace and the only way I get things done around the house. Soft, thick, stretchy material. Machine washes well. My babe falls asleep every time. Highly recommend!
Ashley –
This wrap is amazing,
It’s long so it’s perfect for every body shape and style.
It’s super soft and gives good, easy to understand instructions on how to use it.
I use this constantly with my baby, and she loves it too.
100% recommend.
magneten är svag som finns i tåget och det går bara rakt och man kan inte svänga det! –
var nöjd med det
Pig Queen –
I was sceptical about this wrap being any better than another one I bought. When I opened the box and felt the material I was impressed at the density but didn’t think it was all that stretchy. However, my mind was changed out of necessity. My little one spitup all over the first one I’d bought and so I had to use this one; it’s absolutely brilliant.
My previous one was not stretchy at all and it was very hard to get tight, there was always loose bits and I felt the baby was slipping more. With this she feels snug and firmly wrapped. The material is dense and soft and I love the colour (sangria). All in all, _very_ pleasantly surprised
Mango’s house –
This wrap is one of the easiest to use, the stretch in this material makes it very easy to get your baby properly wrapped in, and personally, my baby enjoys the little bounce that this wrap provides when I’m wearing her. The only reason this isn’t a 5 star review is because the wrap is a thicker material, and depending on the climate, it could get hot for the parent and baby. I also have the Sollybaby wrap and this one is easier to use, although if this one was made a bit thinner, it would be the best wrap hands down. This is great for small babies too, since mine was too small for some of the other baby wrap carriers out there.
BC Customer –
Idk how I would have survived without this. I had both of my kids in it all the time when they were small and was able to be hands free to get stuff done around the house. Nice stretchy comfy material.Once you watch/learn how to tie it, it’s so simple and adjustable.Once they hit a certain age/ weight, i found it was more difficult to use those sling since it wouldn’t fit their bodies as well anymore not being a newborn or a few months old.Highly recommend!!!!