Maya Wrap Baby Sling Baby Carrier

Pros: Great looking, comfortable to use with heavier children

Cons: Makes too dramatic a statement sometimes, takes practice

The Bottom Line: A great way to carry your baby if you don't mind the learning curve and like the bohemian vibe.

Review: I learned about this sling when my baby was about three months old. Until then, I used a Baby Bjorn to carry her but it was starting to get painful as she got heavier. I saw a very slim woman carrying a toddler in a Maya Wrap at a local cafe and thought ...

Pros: Lightweight, extremely versatile, attractive and comfortable

Cons: A little tough to learn to use.

The Bottom Line: The Maya Wrap is beautiful, versatile and easy to use. A worthwhile investment for any parent who wants to carry their children and still have their hands free.

Review: I became a mother in July 2002. My son is very much a "hold me" baby and I knew that a sling and/or front-pack carrier would be in my future. I tried several brands of carrier with my son: Baby Bjorn, Snugli, Over The Shoulder Baby Holder and Maya ...

Pros: Best sling out there- sleek, adjustable, comfortable

Cons: A little hard to put on

The Bottom Line: You have to have this sling, it's the best!!

Review: While pregnant with my second child, I knew I wanted something to carry the infant in while chasing around my rambunctious preschooler. I bought the expensive Baby Bjorn front carrier but you can't nurse in it.

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Pros: lightweight, easy to use, too many to list!

Cons: Fabric choices could come in different styles

The Bottom Line: The best baby carrier available

Review: Update on September 7, 2001 - Since I wrote this review 2 weeks ago, a recall has been called on Maya Wrap slings made between January and July, 2001. It seems that the welding on the 1/8" rings can come apart. No children have been injured and...

Pros: Lightweight, lots of materials to choose from, you get your hands back!

Cons: Around 20 lbs. my back started to hurt.

The Bottom Line: Everyone should have one!

Review: When I became pregnant, I knew that I wanted a sling. Babies need to be close to their mothers and slings allow you to have your hands free. I compared all the slings I could find on the internet and choose the Maya wrap. Here's why:

1) No...

Pros: Ultra versatile, easy to use once you get the hang of it

Cons: Takes a little getting used to

The Bottom Line: Useful far beyond the baby-days, this is an item that every household with babies and young children must have.

Review: Previously I wrote a review for the Evenflo Snugli saying it was the best baby carrier out there. I wrote the review when my first son was just over a year old and at that age we'd stopped using the Evenflo.

I had seen the MayaWrap available...

Pros: Beautiful fabrics, tail can be used as a cover up

Cons: Can be hard to use

The Bottom Line: You will need alot of practice, but it can be worth it.

Review: When I became pregnant with my second daughter, a harsh reality hit me... I would have two babies at once, born eighteen months apart. How could I care for both at the same time, when both are going to need my attention. I am a believer in attached...

Pros: Cheap, lightweight, washable, comfortable, easy-to-use, convenient, adaptable

Cons: Takes a little practice to figure out at first but well worth the effort

The Bottom Line: Just a terrific product for carrying your child hands-free.

Review: I've been using my Mayawrap slings (yes, that's plural) for over 7 years now. I'm presently toting my 3rd child around in one; she's 22 months and weighs 30lbs. I am completely addicted to my sling. I don't know how I would get around without it. ...

Pros: comfortable, attractive

Cons: takes a bit of practice

The Bottom Line: The Maya Wrap is the most versatile item a mother can buy. It is beautiful, durable and so easy to care for.

Review: With my first child, I really could have used Epinions. I think my life would have been much, much easier.

I'd tried a number of baby carriers from the uncomfortable Snugli to the mediocre Nojo Original Babysling. I...

Pros: lightweight, easy to use, compact

Cons: none

Review: When I first saw a baby sling being used I was pregnant and at a child and baby fair. I thought the idea initially was absolutely absurd. I figured I had gotten a Fisher Price baby carrier at my baby shower, so why would I need a sling? (I wont hash out...