BoppyComfyFit Adjustable Baby Carrier, 8-35lbs, Heathered Gray, Hybrid Carrier, Newborn to Toddler with Adjustable Straps & Comfort of A Baby Wrap

Iiiiii love this thing!!! I've tried several other carriers (Ergo Embrace, Babybjorn Mini, and a sling carrier), and we own several structured carriers (Omni 360, mostly used by my husband). This one is my favorite!I love that I feel so snuggled up and close to my baby. It's easy to put on. It feels secure and comfortable. Seems easy to clean and is easy to toss into a diaper bag. But most importantly, I can breastfeed my baby with ease while she's in it! Not that I wasn't able to do that with other carriers, but this one (and the sling) have adjustable fabric so that I can hide my booby out of sight and no one would notice that I'm even breastfeeding. Whereas, with the Ergo or Babybjorn, I'd feel the need to drape a muslin swaddle over the baby to hide us away.I would highly highly recommend this option to any mama who wants to breastfeed in privacy while wearing your baby!For bigger walks or hikes, we'll still used the Omni 360, but for my daily go-to, I can already tell it's going to be this.Also, when I need to drop my toddler off at school (ie, we need to pop out of the car and hurry to class), I strap this on and wear it while I'm driving, and then quickly pop the baby in once we park. Easy peezy. Happy mama and happy baby!**Photos of me breastfeeding baby while wearing it. Just tug the fabric up to hide boob.

I love love love this carrier. I have a 3 month old boy and from the day he was born I had already decided I was going to be a wrap wearing mom. I have both a Tuck and Bundle wrap and a Solly baby. Once I got the hang of it, I could get him into it fairly easily, however with both wraps after a half an hour of doing things around the house the material has sagged so much he was slumped near my waste. To fix that you have to completely undo and re-do the wrap potentially waking baby in the process. So the wrap quickly lost its appeal for me. But what I loved about it was its portability- I could toss one in the diaper bag and go.Next I tried the Ergo baby carrier which is a more traditional carrier - lots of buckles and straps with a formed baby pouch. It is much faster to put on than a wrap since you just adjust it your first wear then throw it on every time after. Not the most comfortable and you definitely can’t put it in a diaper bag. However it supports baby and mommy very well and works until they’re toddlers. It’s a great option for hiking or more manly looking for Dad baby wearing. But still not what I wanted for running to the grocery store or shopping. It’s just too cumbersome.Then I found this - the Boopy version. It is literally the best of both worlds. It has the structured baby pouch and one buckle around the waste to make it faster to put on AND gives you some pelvic and lower back support. But even better it uses the stretchy soft material similar to a wrap all around it and is not nearly as bulky as an Ergo or similar. I’ve also been told I look very fashionable in it ;-).Best part? I can throw it in the diaper bag, it takes less than 15 seconds to get on and it doesn’t sag. Baby LOVES it. And when you tie it around your waste and pull the material out it also hides a postpartum pooch! Win, win.Don’t waste your money on anything else to carry baby. Just get this.

Tried a few carriers and wraps and this one is so easy to use and feels secure. Have not gotten sweaty in it like other wraps. Baby has fallen asleep in it and she seems comfy. FTM strayed using this at 3 months old. A little tight around the shoulders; probably a good thing but not comfortable for my husband.

I got this for my second baby and it was actually essential in those first few months as we were moving and I still had to take care of my toddler.I do like how it feels, it is strong but has a lot of stretch. It really does feel comfy with a small baby.It also is pretty easy to put on and put a baby in by yourself.Washes well on cold to warm, and dries on low.There are three things I do not like about it.1) It is SUPER tight. I know it has to be but there's no way my husband could wear it and not feel like he was suffocating the baby.2) I feel like when baby was a little bigger and we tried facing out, it was not comfortable for her. It seemed like edges of fabric were cutting into her arms and legs too much.3) While wearing, some of the fabric is a little bit up in my armpits. Fine when I'm wearing something with sleeves but I HATE getting deodorant on stuff when I'm wearing sleeveless shirts.I'm glad I got this on sale because it was great when my baby was very young, but now at 7 months old and 18lbs I don't think we'll be using it anymore.

I haven't had any luck with baby-wearing but a friend recommended this one so I figured, why not. The first attempt didn't go well, but I tried again and he is now asleep on me!Pros: easy to put on compared to the other ones I've tried. He's very snug, I don't feel like he's going to fall! I also feel like getting his hips positioned safely is easy in this one and I can kiss his head no problem.Cons: the tails are really long, I wish there was a better solution other than just tucking them in the back.Time will tell if it gets too hot, both my kiddo and I do run warm but it's winter right now so it's comfortable!

Love it. My hubby and I can wear this both. Baby falls asleep easily in it. Soft fabric and her legs fit comfortably. Our last carrier had the buckle area digging in her legs. We plan on wearing her facing out when she gets older.