Sleepy Wrap

[Talula Fairie]

How is this different from the Moby Wrap? How do they compare? I noticed they are a bit more expensive than the regular moby but they have more colors (like I need ANOTHER WRAP )!

http://www.sleepywrap.com/

[merrijayne]

I think sleepy wrap trumps moby, The fabric really bounces back if KWIM. I have even tied really tight first then put in my 24 lb,er

[Turtle Woman]

I am also wondering how they compare. I'm due in July and wonder if sleepywrap is cooler.

[Quirky]

I've used both with my last baby. (disclaimer -- I sell Mobys and not Sleepys but I have used both extensively).

I love the Sleepy Wrap fabric, and the fact that the edges curl in -- I found it looked nicer than the Moby, and it was just totally cuddly. OTOH, I didn't find it as supportive as the Moby and my big heavy baby outgrew it more quickly than she did the Moby. I don't think any stretchy wrap is suitable much beyond 20 pounds, FWIW (no matter what the carrier companies say).

It's definitely not going to be any cooler than the Moby. Both are cotton jersey and are pretty warm.

[Talula Fairie]

I think I lasted until my baby was about 20-25 lbs or so when I stopped using the moby. Once she started walking she wasn't into it anymore (about 1 year old). I did wear my older child in it a few times when she requested it, but you're right, it was super uncomfortable for me (as any carrier would be imo, it wasn't the fault of the moby. I was really good at getting tied on niiiice and tight. And as I recall, even my mei tai wasn't that comfy when my kids were that big (older than 18 months).