I love how comfortable and easy this is to use. Quite adjustable with a panel that cinches down/expands. H or X back is really nice. Material is soft and beautiful. I thought the gray (silver) might be a bit boring, but was surprised by how much I liked it. A lovely neutral.

Delightful carrier. I love the H or X back options. A beautiful soft blue.

I love this wrap. Beautiful colors, feels delightfully like a cozy thick shirt (flannel?) after it's been broken in. Tried it as a TBYB and came back and purchased it a month or two later.

These colors are absolutely beautiful. The fabric is so soft and lightweight, perfect for summer use. I get compliments on it all the time! So so pretty!

This was my first #TBYB, and what a wrap to try first! It’s so beautiful and creamy, with that snuggly feel that’s so cozy. It came to me in loomstate, but softened after a wash. It felt thin, but still seemed thick when wrapping with it. Ultimately I sent it on to the next host because it was just too warm for our weather right now, but one may find its way back here in the fall!

I absolutely adore this woven wrap. Its my first and I didn't have any issues getting used to it right away. It feels nice and I enjoy the pattern, which is neutral enough to wear on any occasion. It washed well with the site's recommendations. I'm looking forward to many naps!

Love and adore okinami sand drift bairn! It’s light and thin and feels so perfect for summer with the cotton linen blend. 💛

Bought this in a size 7 (base+1.5ish for me) because I wanted to challenge myself to do more long carries as I typically gravitate towards shorties, and I’m a huge fan of the OS weave. No regrets here! We’re still working on breaking her in, but so far she’s softening up beautifully.

I hosted this in a size 7 last summer, when I was first learning to wrap, and it was just too much fabric for me. Hosted it again in a 4 this spring (and was lucky enough to get one that was beautifully broken in and buttery soft, compared to the loomstate 7 we hosted), but sent it on because we already have Stracciatella in a 4 and my toddler was on a big “green wraps only” kick at the time. A month or two later I ended up buying it in a 3, which is my favorite shorty size (base-2.5ish for me)… and it is literally PERFECT. It’s the only wrap I’ve been reaching for on the hottest days of this summer so far. The grippiness makes it perfect for a torso carry, but it’s also so soft and bandagey and full of sleepy dust! MPOS will be a favorite here for the rest of our babywearing days.

I have the larger Didy moon bag, which I LOVE and have used almost daily (as a purse and minimalist diaper bag) since I bought it last summer, but I was really curious about this smaller version. It is PERFECT for quick trips- think walks around the block, errands, even just to carry a few things while I’m trying to keep up with my toddler in the house. It fits my phone, wallet, keys, and usually a sling ring or two, and can also carry a couple of emergency toddler snacks and little things he picks up when we’re out & about (like seashells at the beach). It’s also great for day trips where I have to bring the larger diaper bag with us but still want a separate place to put my own stuff without having to also carry a purse with me. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase!

I bought a brand new Trias Agave last summer and used it a few times, but was impatient with the break-in process (and not a very skilled wrapper at the time) so we ended up selling it. I signed up to try it again for TBYB as I’ve gotten much better at wrapping since then, and I was super excited to host one that was already nicely broken in. It’s so good! Heavier/denser than the other Trias linens (Dew/Morning Green/Asolia), but still breathable enough to comfortably wear in summer, though it wouldn’t be my first choice in extreme heat. It’s exceptionally toddlerworthy, but once broken in I think it would also be great for a squish. You really can’t go wrong with a Trias!

Trias Pure is just SO good. We hosted a size 6 for TBYB (a few months after selling our size 4 during a wrap purge) and I was so tempted to keep it, but trying to behave since I just purchased another TBYB wrap. I know one of these will find its way back into our stash at some point!

Another TBYB win for us! I wasn’t planning on keeping this one since I already have a sizeable collection of 1975s, but after wearing my heavy toddler in it for over an hour on an outdoor walk in the rain, I knew it would be perfect for messy outdoor adventures.

I hosted this for TBYB and sadly did not get to try it with my toddler (too many TBYBs at once, not enough opportunities to wrap said toddler who is very busy 😅), but I did “wrap” myself in it and it’s lovely! I especially love the dark brown(/black/dark blue/dark purple? I can’t really tell) threads, they give it more of a complex “edgy” look that you can’t really appreciate by looking at the stock photos online. It feels soft and moldable in hand, but being a Prima I know it also has a nice amount of grip.

We loved this carrier. It’s very comfy with cushy padding around the legs and straps. The color is beautiful and it’s super lightweight and airy. We might come back to this one later.

Beautiful wrap. The colors are beautiful and the stripes make it easy to keep the rails straight for tightening. It’s a nice mid-weight fabric which is a bit heavier than I usually like but it was still easy to use.

Lightweight but supportive thanks to the Ada weave

This one surprised me— it’s a lovely, soft, medium weight hemp blend. The perfect forest colors!

The fabric of this Cairis was so incredibly soft, I was tempted to keep it based on that alone. It was also a really supportive carrier, with lovely long tails for passes and fancy finishes.

I loved the design, even prettier in person and very polyvalent. A bit expensive to add to my collection at the moment and I have another half buckle but it is very comfortable and nice quality.

I wish I could rate this wrap higher honestly. So easy for beginners but also a wrap you can count on 10 years from now. Lightweight but so grippy and secure; perfect for tropical or hot climates. It’s also a wrap that feels like it has sleepy dust on it. My little goes to sleep in it all the time! The wrap is cotton and hemp, so it’s great for the people that want natural fibers on their baby. The cotton is GOTS certified as well, which makes it all the better

I honestly don’t know what I expected but this basically makes piggy backs with my 4 year old so easy! Bonus points for the Dino print because my kid is OBSESSED

I enjoyed trying out the Lenny Hip in Wild Wine Vineyard via the Try Before You Buy Program! I was specifically looking for a way to carry my toddler on my hip while busy in the kitchen (she is just over 2, and frequently wants up/down, but I haven't had success with an onbuhimo ... so I thought a buckled hip carrier would offer me the support I need). Sadly, my toddler is too large for this carrier (it's listed as fitting up to 24 months) -but I did get to test it out on my 6 month old!
The fabric is so gorgeous - pictures don't do this colour way justice. Ultimately, I think ring slings are a less-fuss option for me. I found myself tinkering with the shoulder piece way too much, and struggled to get it in a good position without having someone help me. It frequently slipped out of position too. Might fight other bodies better, but it definitely did not agree with my shoulder! I am grateful for my time with this carrier, but I will be passing it onwards to the next host!

Loving this carrier so far! Wish I had found it sooner. The tie waist and supportive shoulder straps make it a great option for toddler wearing while pregnant. This carrier is currently discontinued or unavailable, but the girasol meh dai with the wrap straps could be another similar option!

I loved the panel adjustability and the fact that there were not stark black plastic buckles visible. It was a soft carrier and could easily be used from 3 months to 18 months if I had to guess. I did not prefer the thick strap padding, and would like to trial a WrapMySol instead.