🐑 Ergobaby Swaddle Wrap, Original Sheep Swaddler Review

Excellent material and thoughtful design, but my child doesn't like that it's loose. The cloth pouches that the arms go into are a weak point - he still twists and pulls the threads in until they wrap around his fingers. A leg-separating strap is a great idea for keeping kids on your back, but it limits the type of pajamas you can wear. I prefer nightgowns and this is not compatible with a leg strap.

The fabric is soft and thick. Sheep design is adorable. That's where my love for this diaper ends. As already mentioned, there is a thick seam in the middle of the back. But the main reason I don't like this thing is that the velcro is weak. My baby came out easily. I could never get it snug enough due to the way it was designed. If you have a Houdini that loves to wrap, try Embe. Super easy to use and very secure. Also, you can move your legs inwards or outwards.

My husband and I never learned how to swaddle. Our baby is the reincarnation of Houdini and always managed to get out of them. Fortunately, we live in the 21st century, in a capitalist society, and someone solved this problem for us. Enter the Ergo baby diaper. Very easy to use, has kept our baby up (mostly) all night, the material is soft and easy to wash, and the bottom with flaps makes nightly diaper changes easy. I will definitely buy these as a gift for my friends when they have a baby.

I don't usually write reviews but I am very disappointed with this diaper, especially because of all the rave reviews and how happy I was to try it with my baby. I love the design but he is only 7 weeks old and within the weight limit and it doesn't even fit him. Sure, it's quite long, but even with the bottom of the Velcro strapping as low as possible, it's a bit tight and awkward to wear over the shoulders. It can also be unraveled by a weak velcro. I'm just really disappointed in general. I…

I really wanted to love it. I had to love it My son has very severe colic and reflux and I have struggled to find ways to calm him down and help him sleep. This was a big disappointment for me. My son weighed 10 pounds and didn't fit him. The wrist pockets forced his arms to rest unnaturally on his chest and were too tight. He was so uncomfortable. I wrapped him in it for about 3 minutes before he screamed and I had to let him go. I'm really frustrated because I needed a decision and a win but…

Let me start by saying that we used this diaper on our 17 month old girl when she was a baby. It wasn't perfect - the quality of the Velcro was terrible and could cause her to run away - but it held her back more than some of the others we tried. When my son was born I immediately ordered 3. I couldn't be more disappointed. While the quality of the Velcro seems to have improved, the fabric is completely different than before. The new fabric is more knitted. While it's soft, it's SUPER stretchy…

We tried Halo Sleep Sack, Swaddle Me and Ergobaby Swaddle and Ergobaby was the winner for us! In short, it worked best for: 1. Houdini's arms2. Gas pain wakes up 3. Easy to pack Long version: 1. We tried regular diapers; double swaddling, twist grips before swaddling, stretch blankets, large blankets. all diapers. The child's hands were untied in less than 20 minutes of sleep. We took a diaper with a halo and wrapped me up. Swaddling me was the easiest baby sleeping bag ever. So if you're not…