Tula Ba Lite Compact Baby Carrier, Ultra Compact and Lightweight, Convenient Carry Pouch, Ergonomic and Multiple Positions for 12 – 30 pounds (Soar)…

The best light carrier for hot climate! I had the momcozy carrier and it was too bulky and hot and hard to get baby in alone and she cried the whole time. This material feels like a rain jacket but good quality so she doesn’t get hot and the person wearing it doesn’t get as hot either. Love the little attachment to keep the sun off her and if you buckle one side up she can nestle in it when she sleeps so her head is more secure. My baby is 3.5 months and still doesn’t have the strongest neck yet, I was worried this might be an issue but her head stays up just fine. Wish I would have got this one from the beginning. The strap buckle on the back top can be a little tricky if your aren’t that flexible. Love how it folds into the fany pack and doesn’t take up much room at all. It is slightly spendy but worth it to me. Im plus size 18/20 and it fits me great with some room to spare on the belt.

Bonita, práctica

So worth it. This is the perfect, easy and lightweight carrier for baby. Fabric is thin but strong which is great for hot Texas weather. My baby is a lower percentile in weight but very tall and he fits great on my back. Fits both me and my husband and is easy to adjust. Most of the time I have help to put it on, but it is also one piece simple to put baby on my back myself. I love that it folds up into the fanny pack for easier carrying. We go to a lot of sporting events and this is easy to wear baby into stadium, then tuck it into the fanny pack and hide under the seat without straps going everywhere. I tried the infantino one like this and the straps were so big that it was uncomfortable on my smaller frame.

I ended up really liking this baby carrier. At first I wasn’t so sure about it as it didn’t feel as sturdy as my other one, but ended up taking it through the airport, NYC, and Iceland. Ended up working great and being way more compact than a traditional carrier. I would often just bring the carrier around folded and use the extra pocket for a couple of credit cards. Then it was super easy to open it up and throw baby in. Also did a good amount of hiking with it and it works great for that as well. For travel, I think this carrier is a must. I even wore it with baby inside for an entire red eye flight and baby slept the whole time. I don’t really recommend that, but you do what you got to do. 😆 Will definitely be using again and with baby #2. Take note that it is a little hard to buckle/unbuckle without the help of someone else from behind, especially at first.

Overall we love this product. There were several selling points for us. 1. It’s adjustable and can fit both me and my husband who is quite a bit broader than I am. 2. It collapses down into the waist belt making it so much more convenient for travel. 3. The lightweight fabric. My husband is as warm blooded as they come and hates to be overly warm. So our previous wrap by Momcozy was a no go. Not to mention the warmer weather we get here between May-September. Sometimes upwards of 100 degrees all day. These selling points met ALL of my expectations which is fantastic, there are two things to be aware of before purchasing this carrier. 1. Not fully adjustable like the Free-To-Grow or other Tula models. While rated for 12-30 lbs, the height of the fabric is not adjustable as with other models, so my petite baby’s head is not quite right in the carrier. Only a problem till she gets a bit bigger. 2. This does not world face with baby. And the weight limit is roughly 15 pounds lighter than the other models. Not a major problem for me as we have one other carrier and a stroller. But definitely something to consider.