Carrier with large chest?

[kellij]

What carriers work best if you have a large chest? I have no idea where to start!

Thanks,
Kelli

[paxye]

My favourite is a woven wrap... when I do a back carry I cross it over my chest very smoothly and it is comfortable and doesn't look like my breasts are trying to burst out of it...

[possum]

I agree with the woven wrap suggestion. Because they are infinitely adjustable, you can get a really comfy fit. There are tons of videos online, and you can also look for a local BWing group to help you try out carries.
Melinda

[lifeguard]

I've got very large breasts & I've used with no problems a stretchy wrap, a ring sling, an ergo & a framed backpack.

[kellij]

I should have mentioned - my baby will be a newborn, so front carry for now.

[gbutterflykissesm]

I have a large chest and haven't found it to be too much of an issue with front carries. I have a ring sling, stretchy wrap, and an ergo. I actually have trouble using the wrap with back carries if it is crossed across my chest. I end up knotting it above the breasts or doing rucksack style carries so it doesnt' cross my chest and make my breasts look weird. I would suggest a stretch wrap to start with. They are really forgiving and there are so many ways to use them depending on your body type.

[BrittneyMarie]

wraps are terrific because theyre so easily adjusted you can pretty much wear it comfortably with any body type

[directmommy]

ring sling is the best, plus it hides the newly huge breastfeeding boobs!

[Quirky]

A mei tai is also pretty much infinitely adjustable to deal with large breasts. I prefer a mei tai or a ring sling for newborn nursing because IME they're the easiest to adjust. About the only one I'd recommend you stay away from is a pouch -- it's a lot harder to nurse in a non-adjustable pouch if you're well-endowed.