Boppy ComfyFit Baby Carrier, Heathered Gray
July 7, 2018 - Comment
The easiest way to wear your baby! The Boppy ComfyFit Baby Carrier enables confidence in babywearing because of its simple and supportive structure that is both comfortable and comforting. Inspired by yoga apparel, the lightweight, soft fabric moves with you and your baby supporting your lifestyle.
2 comfy carrying positions: front face-in and front face-out
Padded waist belt and comfortable wide shoulder straps help distribute your baby’s weight evenly
Zippered pocket in waist belt to keep small items conveniently in reach
Stash n’ Go Pouch makes your carrier small and portable when not in use
Adjustable waist belt: 56 inches maximum length
Machine washable for easy care because drool happens
Product Features
- The easiest way to wear your baby-simply click, strap, tie and go
- Made of soft fabric with spandex, which makes it comfy just like yoga apparel. Outer Fabric – 88% Polyester and 12% Spandex .Inner Material – 100% Polyester Spacer Mesh
- Lightweight, hybrid carrier with a structured seat for a secure position every time.
- One size fits most, which makes sharing between caregivers quick and easy
- Perfect fit, no infant insert required; recommended baby weight: 8-35 lbs. Adjustable waist belt: 56 inches maximum length
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This carrier provides great head support while still keeping him close I have a six week old who refuses to be put down. If I set him down for 30 seconds, he absolutely loses his mind. I have a wrap and a Baby Bjorn One. He loves the wrap, but it does not give him enough head support. I feel that I constantly have to hold his head, which goes against the idea of having a baby carrier to keep my hands free. At this point, he hates the Baby Bjorn because heâs not close enough to Mom. I started my search for something more structured to support his head but that will…
Easy, comfortable, lightweight, and daughter approved!! Best carrier! I tried the ring sling and Beco Gemini before this. Not only did it take several repeat video-tutorial viewings to even try to get them figured out (even the ring slingâ it was hard to figure out the shoulders for a lefty), but my daughter was extremely uncomfortable in both. Not to mention it took two people to get her in them! I had almost given up on a carrier working for my daughter when I read about this on a What to Expect message board and so I tried it. Not only is it easy…
I love love love this carrier I love love love this carrier. I have a 3 month old boy and from the day he was born I had already decided I was going to be a wrap wearing mom. I have both a Tuck and Bundle wrap and a Solly baby. Once I got the hang of it, I could get him into it fairly easily, however with both wraps after a half an hour of doing things around the house the material has sagged so much he was slumped near my waste. To fix that you have to completely undo and re-do the wrap potentially waking baby in the…