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Is a Molby the best for a newborn ?

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mamatomany · 19/05/2010 14:36

I will use the pram a lot too but like the idea of being able to have hands free for days out etc.
I've never got on with bag type slings and here there are some doubt of their safety anyway, are there any others I should look at/consider.
Thank you

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twolittlemonkeys · 19/05/2010 14:38

Do you mean a Moby? I love mine and would wholeheartedly recommend getting one. I didn't get on with a bag-type sling either.

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TheStraitsofWTF · 19/05/2010 14:39

I had a Kari-me, which is essentially the same. Loved it, as did ds, right from the start. He's 7.5 mo now, and still calms down as soon as I put him in it.

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CharCharGabor · 19/05/2010 14:41

I have a Kari-me which is the same as a Moby. I love it so much, DD2 hasn't been in her pram yet as the wrap is just so convenient. She was a typical clingy newborn and I have a toddler too so having my hands free was invaluable.

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mamatomany · 19/05/2010 14:44

Lol I think I do mean a Moby
Thank you will google both
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Aniyan · 19/05/2010 14:53

I got a moby for dd (now 6 weeks old) and she loves it. There are loads of videos on youtube giving you helpful hints on putting it on/using it.

I had dd in it for 3 hours while I was walking in the woods at the weekend and I didn't have a twinge of back/shoulder ache - I was very impressed with it.

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TheStraitsofWTF · 19/05/2010 14:55

Aniyan!!!! You had a BABY!!! (It's Habbibu, btw) - oh, congratulations! I wondered how you'd got on after mp follow-up, and now I know. Am so happy for you.

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Aniyan · 20/05/2010 16:11

Hi there! just seen your post, Habbibu! yes, after all the mp trauma I had a beautiful daughter at the beginning of April.

My ds who's 10 is over the moon. dp and i are no longer together - he had 'outside interests' shall we say, but we are managing to stay friendly and I'm just enjoying the baby.

How are you? (apologies for hijack, mamatomany)

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TheStraitsofWTF · 20/05/2010 20:02

Really well, thanks, aniyan - ds is about 7 mo now, and lovely. Sorry to hear about dp, but glad dd arrived safe and well. I'm assuming that your post-pg follow-up was all clear?

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thisisyesterday · 20/05/2010 20:08

yes, mobys rock! would def recomment

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mamatomany · 20/05/2010 21:50

Thank you, I've ordered a UV one just in case we actually get a summer

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honeydragon · 20/05/2010 21:59

I love Moby and all types of spoc carriers but i love these more

I didn't want to post on mn about them incase people actually go and buy them and I can't get any more

Infact I cannot fault their customer service, I had a teeny click in mine and mentioned it to them as a what should i dpo to prevent it getting worse thing. They contacted me asap to say that they had already sent a ne one with a stamped addressed envelope to return the other as anything they sent out to babies had to be perfect in every way. Yhey also instructed me not to make a special trip to the post office but whenever I was passing = a truely lovely company with the most lovely spoc wraps ever. Love them = I have the lightweight one for the summer, which if need be is soft enough to put dd in just wearing a vest.

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Aniyan · 21/05/2010 14:35

Hi StraightsofWTF - I haven't heard back yet re: post-birth follow-up, but I'm assuming no news is good news. Not sure if I'll have to send off samples or if they just check the placenta and leave it there if all is ok.

honeydragon - I've just ordered one of those gorgeous mei tais from your website recommendation - I'm loving my moby but the mei tais look like they'll be easier to take on and off when I'm out and about - and the print panels look fab.

So glad I found this thread, even though it's cost me a fortune

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honeydragon · 21/05/2010 19:07

sorry

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