[julestar3147]

I'm curious if anyone has any baby wearing options that they feel strongly about? I'd love to have a carrier I liked with this being number 3. I have an Ergo, have also had a cheap little evenflo carrier, and a Moby. The Evenflo and Ergo were hard to get on with a newborn/infant. Also, they were awfully hot here in the southern summer and the Ergo cut off the circulation in my son's legs when he was too big for the infant insert anymore. With the Moby my real issue was the way the material relaxed after a while of wearing it. It started to feel loose and unsecure. My over all issue is also that I have a small(er) waist compared to my wide hips. Most things want to ride up. I also have a big chest. I'm not sure what to do, but I do need an option.

[julestar3147]

I'm curious if anyone has any baby wearing options that they feel strongly about? I'd love to have a carrier I liked with this being number 3. I have an Ergo, have also had a cheap little evenflo carrier, and a Moby. The Evenflo and Ergo were hard to get on with a newborn/infant. Also, they were awfully hot here in the southern summer and the Ergo cut off the circulation in my son's legs when he was too big for the infant insert anymore. With the Moby my real issue was the way the material relaxed after a while of wearing it. It started to feel loose and unsecure. My over all issue is also that I have a small(er) waist compared to my wide hips. Most things want to ride up. I also have a big chest. I'm not sure what to do, but I do need an option.

[cjappert]

I loved my baby bjorn, I used it all the time. I think it works really well for those bigger tatas lol

[julestar3147]

Was it easy to get on with a new baby?

[cjappert]

ya, once you learn how to use it its super simple

[chriscanuck]

A friend lent me a baby carrier called a Baby Trekker and it was one of the easier ones to get the baby into and it was quite comfortable. It is a little ugly and I could see it being a bit warm though.