Each one of our baby wraps is wonderful in its own way, and we love them all. Of course, there are differences between them, and that’s why you’re on the this page. If you are having trouble deciding which wrap is the best one for your family, read on!
Moby wrap vs Wrapsody:Stretch-Hybrid vs Wrapsody:Stretch-Hybrid vs Solly baby Wrap comparison chart
| Wrap Comparison Chart by carrymeaway.com | ||||
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| Moby Wrap | Wrapsody:Stretch-Hybrid | Wrapsody:Breeze | Solly baby Wrap | |
| Ease of Use | Easy | Easy-Moderate | Moderate | Easy |
| Versatility | Good | Great | Great | Good |
| Long Carries | Great | Great | Great | Good |
| Easy On/Off | Good | Good | Ok | Good |
| Breastfeeding | Great | Great | Takes practice | Great |
| Back Carry | × | √ | √ | × |
| Hip Carry | Possible | √ | √ | Possible |
| Forward-Facing | √ | √ | √ | √ |
| Newborn Use | √ | √ | √ | √ |
| Toddler Use | Possible but not recommended | √ | √ | × |
| Moby Wrap | Wrapsody:Stretch-Hybrid | Wrapsody:Breeze | Solly baby Wrap | |
| Choose this Wrap if: | You want an affordable, incredibly comfortable, stretchy wrap for use from birth until at least 6 months (sometimes longer). The Moby Wrap is a great starter wrap: it is easy to use, and has a lower price tag than most other wraps. Also choose this wrap if your prefer solid colors and classic designs. Bonus: Moby makes wraps with UV protection in them. | You want a an incredibly comfortable wrap that is easy to learn but has a bit more versatility than the Moby and is supportive enough for carrying baby on your back and for use with your toddler. This wrap is also a better choice if you are looking for a stretchy wrap for summer/hot humid weather. Also choose this wrap if you love funky, batiked designs! | You want a lightweight woven wrap for use in the summer or in a hot climate at an affordable price point (compared to other woven wraps on the market). The Wrapsody Breeze is widely known as one of the coolest wraps available! Also choose this wrap if you love funky, batiked designs. | You want a lightweight stretchy wrap, for use from newborns and infants .You want a silky, slinky wrap to wear to evening events.You want a super light, compact wrap. |
| Possible Downsides | Not appropriate for back carries.Most parents find the Moby insufficiently supportive for heavier babies (over 20 lbs) and toddlers.Thicker fabric and thus warmer than the Wrapsody Stretch wrap, so less ideal for hot or humid weather. | More expensive than other wraps listed here (but much more affordable compared to some woven wraps). Fabric designs may not appeal to all tastes. | Woven wraps have a higher learning curve than stretchy wraps.Gauze fabric requires more skill to avoid pressure points, compared with stretchy wraps and more expensive woven wraps.Usually needs to be re-tied each time baby is put in. | Not appropriate for back carries or for use with heavier babies and toddlers.May need to be re-tied after several hours of use. Designed for up to 25 pounds. |
| Materials | 100% cotton jersey, serged edges,stretchy, heavier weight | 100% cotton jersey, hemmed edges, medium stretch, lighter weight | 100% cotton gauze, hemmed edges, woven (not stretchy), very lightweight, | Sustainably made from 100% certified Lenzing modal (sourced from the pulp of Austrian Beechwood trees!) and sewn in Los Angeles, |
| Length | 5.5 m (one size) | about 6 m (one size) | 3 sizes available: S/M, M/L and L/XL. | Approx. 5.5 yards in length. (one size) |
