Stretchy Wrap Raspberry

Stretchy wraps provide excellent comfort for short to moderate periods, but for extended wear or carrying heavier babies, the stretchiness might cause it to sag over time. In such cases, you may want to consider transitioning to a woven wrap or structured carrier for more support.

Yes, stretchy wraps can be very convenient for breastfeeding. You can adjust the wrap to provide support while nursing, and it allows you to breastfeed discreetly on the go. Make sure to adjust the wrap properly after feeding to ensure your baby is back in a safe position.

Always ensure your baby is in a safe ergonomic position. This means their legs should be in the "M" position, with knees higher than their bottom, and their back should be rounded in a "C" shape. Also, their face should be visible and close enough to kiss, with their chin off their chest to keep airways clear.

No, it is generally not recommended to carry a baby on your back with a stretchy wrap. Because of the stretchy nature of the fabric, there is a risk of the baby slipping or falling. Stretchy wraps are designed for front and hip carries only, and a more supportive woven wrap is recommended for back carrying.

Stretchy wraps can be used right from birth. They are ideal for newborns because they provide a snug, womb-like environment that helps with the baby’s transition to the outside world. Most wraps are safe for babies weighing between 3.6 kg (8 lbs) and up to 15 kg (35 lbs), which is typically around 18 months old.