Key Features;
- Weight tested from 3.2 kg (7 lb) to 20 kg (44 lb)
- Realistically fits babies from around 3-4 months to around 18-24 months.
- Panel made from 100% cotton
- Officially offers just 1 carrying position - Front inwards. Unofficially can also work for Hip carry and if you use a shoelace or ribbon in lieu of a strap can function in a back carry too. Although the back carry will only work on bigger frames as it won't be possible to get the straps tight enough on smaller frames (below a UK women's 14/16 or a Men's M).
- Poppers hidden inside the waistband adjusts width of carrier as baby grows.
- Wide, stiff slightly tapered waistband is combined with long softly padded shoulder straps that are designed to be worn crossed (X shape) across parents back. Does not offer rucksack style (H shape) configuration.
- Plus sized friendly option. Generally seems to fit larger builds better than smaller ones, the wide waistband often doesn't work as well on more petite bodies. The shoulder straps are also very long so might not tighten enough for very small frames.
- Machine washable
The MomCozy Pure Hug carrier is a very budget friendly option - retailing at just £50. It is not the most versatile carrier - officially offering only 1 carrying position and only working from 3 months onwards. Plus it doesn't work for all body types, generally working better on bigger bodies and often not working well on more petite frames. Even then it is quite stiff so some people even if they could fit it might still find it uncomfortable in the waistband doesn't sit right on their individual shape. But for those it does fit it can be really comfortable and really simple to use. Making it a great budget option if it fits you.
Hire it to see if it works for you! Or for something offering a more flexible fit and a higher quality feel whilst still looking great, check out the Lenny Lamb Light.
You can watch my full review of this carrier here:
