Some wearers won’t like the sensation of being surrounded by so much material, no matter how soft it is, and they may find even the lightweight Boba a bit warm. For moms new to babywearing, it may be hard to find the proper tightness and position the baby inside the wrap. Lots of mamas agree that Moby has a learning curve and may be quite difficult to master.

With that said, some parents said that the Boba is easier to wrap and manage than the Solly Baby wrap. Fit for All I have a Nuna Cudl which I absolutely love! My baby also hated the sling, but in the Nuna he settles and enjoys looking around and taking naps” - tried and tested by Mumsnet user MumsyMalone Close enough to kiss – keep your baby high enough on your chest to be able to kiss the top of their head so that you can monitor their breathing and keep them upright

How to wear a baby carrier correctly

Some caregivers stop using a baby wrap after the first few months, others around 18 months, and some use one even with their older toddlers. Thanks to the Boba Wrap’s brilliant fit, your baby remains snug as you get on with other tasks, but you may find that you’re not completely hands-free, depending on what you’re doing. If you’ve used a stretchy wrap before, you’re unlikely to hit any obstacles with the Boba, but you may appreciate its exceptional elasticity – it helps you to create an even more supportive fit once you’ve got it tight enough. The Boba wrap, on the other hand, is more stretchable and can wrap and contour better for a snug fit.

We all know and love ErgoBaby for its awesome baby carriers, with some of the best soft-structured carriers on the market. Only recently did ErgoBaby venture into the baby carrier market, with great results! The Aura is their flagship baby wrap, offering super soft, extremely lightweight, breathable, and supportive fabric that can accomplish a wide range of wrap configurations. The wrap is designed to support infants as small as 7 pounds, all the way up to 25 pounds; after that point, you'll want to switch to a soft-structured carrier. The Aura is made of 100% viscose derived from eucalyptus and acacia plants, and measures nearly 17 feet long! When we got our hands on it for testing, we were surprised at how long and thin it was. Unlike most other wraps, the ErgoBaby is great as a warmer weather wrap, with its super thin, lightweight, and breathable fabric. Given its length, it's also great for larger and plus-size moms who are looking for a wrap that won't run out of fabric mid-wrap! It’s comfortable for both baby and wearer, suitable for all shapes and sizes and brilliantly cosy for keeping the tiniest of babies close to you. Since wrapping surrounds you in material, it is an unavoidably conspicuous item so you may want to bear that mind when choosing your colour or print.I’ve personally tried this one before, and found it a little complicated to figure out when it came to wrapping. It took me multiple tries to get it down, and then some practice for me to really be able to do it without looking at the instructions. Some other users have noted the same. However, once you figure it out, it’s definitely a comfortable option at a great price. But just to stay safe, I highly advise to just use this for the front facing in position. Breastfeeding-friendly And even though it doesn’t come in a universal size, it’s still a versatile option because it allows you to wear your baby five different ways, including forward facing and on your hip. This is great for growing babies who no longer need to be cuddled up against your chest and want to see more of the world around them. It’s made of 100-percent cotton, so it’s breathable and soft, ideal for wearing any season.

Figuring out the best baby carrier to buy can be daunting, especially if more than one adult will be using it. There are a number of things to keep in mind when deciding between products.If you’re looking for a supportive baby carrier that can be shared between parents, the Tula Explore is a good solution, with a generously sized waistband that can easily be adjusted to accommodate both petite and plus-sized parents. Tula’s toddler carriers. They’re really expensive though even secondhand” - rated by Mumsnet user GrumpyHoonMain

The good news is that you can also choose Evolution Moby which is made from viscose and cotton blend. It’s more lightweight and allows the air to get through the material. This one is better choice if you have tendency to sweat a lot, live in warmer climate or simply don’t want to overheat your child. You then tie the tails around your waist, wherever is most comfortable, which makes this a waistband-free option. After testing different versions of both baby wrap carriers, I found Boba to be easier to tie in general. It feels more “predictable”. With the touch of spandex these wraps are very elastic which makes it easier to position the baby properly.

What to consider when buying a baby carrier

Simultaneously soft, strong and stretchy, this wrap is so comfortable you may find yourself wearing it for hours, whether pottering around the house or out on the school run. It’s noteworthy that Moby wraps feel more sturdy and they do not stretch. Even though the material is not stiff, it may feel a bit more difficult to tie because there’s no give in it. Moby and Boba are available in single-colored versions, as well as more trendy prints and patterns. You need to learn how to adjust it and wrap it just tight enough to secure your baby while making sure that you both are still comfortable in it. You can use Boba warps from birth until 35 pounds but they advised that it works best for up to 20 lbs.