en uniquely designed to accommodate the international hip dysplasia institute guidelines on safe hip positioning, as it allows baby's hips to fall or spread naturally apart to the side with the thighs supported and the hips and knees bent.

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36:T682,I have been babywearing for several years with my young children using the Moby Wrap. However when I had my fourth, it became impossible to put her down long enough while sleeping to get the wrap on. She would wake up straightaway and this is I think where this wrap has one up on the traditional cloth wrap. it's so much easier to put it on obviously. I also like that it is light and folds up very small into the pouch. there are however few flaws. for me I find that despite tightening at the back the baby does not sit as high as I would like which allows carrying the baby for a long time less of a strain. unlike the moby wrap which moulds the baby to the body that the weight for me became hardly noticeable. I know the added belt is suppose to achieve this snuggles bit it is actually completely useless at this task. I still put it on just to ensure the baby has that extra protection against falling out. the cloth width just isn't big enough to create the snug seat you get with the traditional wraps. it isn't as easy as to put the baby in. for me the biggest annoyance is the fact that the edges of the cloths have become rolled up which digs into my baby's head and face and at the thighs which even when washed or ironed don't come out. this doesn't happen with normal wraps. the positives for me is ease of putting on, I would often in the first weeks after the baby was born during the constant breastfeeding just wear this as it was so thin and light. I would just feed the baby and pop her back in without having to take this off. it really definitely helps for the first few months. but I am not sure how it will hold up as the baby gets heavier.37:T422,After using it few tim