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Old Jul 15th, 2008, 23:34 PM   #1
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Best wrap?

Am going to take the plunge & buy a wrap but I can't decide which one to buy
I am looking at these at the moment:
Mama kangaroo:
http://slingjax.co.uk/catalog.php?it...Fcategory%3D75
Close baby carrier:
http://www.boohoobaby.co.uk/prod_sho...or_item_ID=840
Or the moby
http://slingjax.co.uk/catalog.php?category=47
Anyone have any experience of any of these wraps good or bad, or any suggestions on any others that are really good?
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I have the close one. It's really good.
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Thanks for the reply Toria - Does is support the baby well? (can you bend & move about without feeling baby is going to fall out) and is it bulky or hot to wear?
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It's very light and comfortable. Although, the first time I put it on I did it wrong and it hurt. It's very easy to move around and now Caitlyn's used to it she loves it. Did take her a week or so to get used to it though. She's snug as a rug in there. It has made her so content.
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Thanks for the info! Am probably leaning towards that one
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