Cozitot Baby Sling Carrier

LOVE this baby sling! It supports my son's thighs so his legs aren't just dangling from his hip flexors, but instead from his knees, which I personally felt was priority when picking out a carrier. The shoulder straps are padded for extra comfort and even with back injuries, I do not feel fatigued carrying him at this point (11 lbs). My only caution is to make sure the sling is tied tightly enough to fully support your baby's weight or the straps will begin to loosen and the baby will begin to slouch and their bottom will sag out from under the bottom of the sling, causing a potential safety issue if not corrected. However, since that's more user error in my opinion, I don't feel that it should reflect negatively against the carrier. Lastly, I carry my baby without bottoms or socks on as I noticed that the combination of being fully clothed and the carrier being a thicker fabric, that he was getting uncomfortable and hot when carried fully clothed (observed this with temps in the 70's). If you feel your baby is hot natured in general, then considering a more breathable material may make more sense for you.SIZING INFO: I am 5'9", ladies size 12, with a very long torso and this sling covers my entire torso when flat, so my assumption is that people who are shorter/have a shorter torso, may find this sling too long. Also, larger individuals may find this sling does not fit. At a size 12, after being knotted for the front carry position for an 11 lb baby, I have about 1-2" of unused strap left around the waist and about the same for the same for the straps that go over the shoulders and cross over the baby. So , I assume that someone that is smaller may find too much extra fabric after the sling is tied and someone that is larger may not be able to tie the straps after baby is secured. Just a few things I noticed that are hopefully helpful to others looking to purchase this product!

I had been looking for another baby carrier after having gotten both a Moby Wrap and an Infantino carrier. I love the ease of the Infantino, but liked the less structured format of the wrap. While searching, I came across this carrier, and figured for the price, it was worth a shot.When I received this carrier, the first thing I noticed was the quality of the embroidery. There were no loose strings, and it pops really nicely against the navy of the fabric. The stitching also seemed to be tight, and well made.Along with the carrier came instructions for its use, and they were very easy to follow. It's best to use a partner to help you the first few times putting this carrier on, so that you don't drop the baby. If you follow the instructions, however, you're sure to have a comfortable carrier. The padding on the shoulder pads really helps with distributing the weight, and makes wearing it for an extended period of time a breeze. My son also really enjoyed being in this carrier. This carrier will work with all sizes and body types as well. I'm about a size 16/18 in women's sizes, and I still had a little bit of give once I tied the carrier on.All in all, this was a great purchase. I think I might buy a second one for my mother to keep since she's watching my son for me during the day while I work. If you're looking for a comfortable carrier at a good price, definitely pick this one up.

This baby carrier is made of a canvas material that seems like it should be no issue to clean if theres any accidents (Like spitups). I have identical twin girls who were born prematurely and also suffered from something called twin to twin syndrome, so this makes them small! One is smaller then the other, they are about 3 months old and weigh 8 and 10 pounds. The pictures I've included are with my smalled, Zauria, the 8 pound baby. At first I was worried about neck support etc since she is so little still but the carrier did great, her head stuck out as you can see about half way and the amount of support was dependent on how tight you have your straps wrapped around you. Its very nice because there is a perfect size (not too small and not to big) cushion strip at the top where the head/ neck would be to help cushion your child, so you don't need to worry about fabric cutting into there skin etc. Now Zauria was to little to have her feet hang out or her hands, but I still found this wasn't an issue, i just place her legs apart against me and her hands hugging me and she seems to really enjoy it. She loved being snuggled up against mama! I knew if I tested this on my 8 pound baby and everything was swell it would be so for my 10 pound. SO all though some reviews say this doesn't have enough support for smaller babies, I totally disagree; As long as you use it front facing. I definitely wouldn't recommend for small babies who's heads don't come all the way out to use the backpack way.I also love the look and style, its simple and "down to earth". I love bohemian styles and I'd say this is a little toward that, the simple design is nice and I think open to boys or girls.

I prefer my fabric wraps for carrying my baby. I decided to get this one because of the sale price being under six dollars. The book bag style straps are very comfortable. I believe this carrier will last a long time. I decided not to put my baby in it until she was about 2 to 3 months old because it seemed awkward to have her legs open so wide around my body. I also think that she prefers the fabric wrapped baby carriers due to the fact that the fabric on this one is rougher. It looks like her little legs are being cut by the straps. Some cushion around her leg area would be great. I tied mines in the front and it's no problem. It is a little hard to put on while holding the baby because you have to grab from opposite sides of your body and reach around the back.