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I've been doing my research for a little while now, and asking around about all these fancy shmancy wraps and carriers that I've seen. But this one seems like a winner for this mama.
Ergobaby Omni 360
$180
This has the 4 different position options for your baby (facing in, facing out, hip carry and back carry - see here.) and all the other perks I have mentioned above.
This is incredibly similar to the Omni 360, however you need the infant insert which is sold separately. I've read that it is hot and also, a pain to use. You can also breast feed in this one.
$140
This one also looks like an incredible option! It has great reviews on Amazon, and it too does not need an insert. It has more options for the facing-in position geared towards newborns. It just seems a little more bulky to me around the waist. Total perk - it's a lot cheaper coming in at $140 on Amazon.
$160 + (depending on style)
I have a few friends with the Tula and they love it! I have been told you can also nurse your baby in this one as well. I'm not a fan of the pattern options, and I don't like that they don't have a facing out option for babies. So that was an easy no for me.
$55 - 189 (depending on style)
I was given an older version of this as a hand-me-down and I have used it for the entire first year of Koa's life. We've loved it. My big complaint is how hard it is on my back - because I had an older version, I'm not a great judge on this one, but it certainly isn't as multifaceted as the Ergobaby's Omni 360.
xo,
Malina