Once again the moby comes into it's own!

[MrsR]

Over the winter period I couldn't have coped without my moby wrap as it made getting places so easy through the snow but once again it's got me raving about it! Seb's been poorly and, especially today, he's only wanted mummy. He hasn't wanted to play or anything except have mummy cuddles and the moby has made it possible to give him the comfort, love and cuddles he wants and needs but still get on with my housework! And to all those people who'd say I should put him down and 'stop spoiling him' I say

 

[Rosie's Mummy]

I love my Moby too - those people who say they are being spoiled have no idea of the love and comfort that is exchanged between mother and baby. Would they rather listen to their baby cry all day?! xx

 

[MrsR]

I love my Moby too - those people who say they are being spoiled have no idea of the love and comfort that is exchanged between mother and baby. Would they rather listen to their baby cry all day?! xx

Exactly! It makes me laugh that in our culture we're so quick to attend a baby's physical needs but so quick to dismiss their emotional ones!

I love how I can still easily wear Seb because the fabric takes the strain rather than my body

 

[Baby Bean]

Hope seb is feeling a bit better, how did the doctors go? I don't think its spoiling him, especially of he is poorly, he needs extra mummy cuddles! I love my moby too

 

[AugustMum]

I have to wear Paige in the mei tai almost every afternoon she gets so tired and cranky bless her. I love carrying her around. Ive not had anyone comment on me spoiling her. In fact, shes one of the most independant babies I know!

 

[MrsR]

He's got a viral infection

Aw you're lucky no ones said that about you wearing Paige hon x mil is a nightmare for it!

 

[inky]

I wear Cahal all the time, it's much easier to just pop him in there than fanny around with buggies and whatnot. I've been going to a few car boots lately to try and find a sunshade for our backpack carrier for our walking holiday next month, and I hate to think how hard it would have been to lug the buggy round those fields lol!

 

[MrsR]

Aw we need piccies of you guys trekking

 

[pinkymum]

I was given a carrier from someone who didn't use it with their Lo. Might look into a moby because they do seem easier. Not looking forward to taking a big pram on the bus!

 

[MrsR]

Pinky it's sooooooo much easier on the bus-even with my my4 which is quite small-as I never have to worry about a low floor bus (even though there's only 1 on my regular bus route) or whether there'll be space for the pram x

 

[pinkymum]

Sounds good hun, and also good in the bad weather! How long do they last for? I'm wondering what I can use if the weather does get really bad in the winter again.

x

 

[pinkymum]

Just had a look on the moby site - it says baby to 35lbs. Can anyone tell me if they're difficult to put on on your own?

x

 

[MrsR]

The first couple of times it's hard to put on but with practice it's so easy and I could do it with my eyes closed now! I also know the different holds by heart-here's 3 of them;

 

[pinkymum]

Awww he looks all snuggly and cosy can't afford it just now but think I might get one in a couple of weeks.

 

[MrsR]

Aw I passed my spare on as well otherwise I'd pass it to you lol x typical!

 

[inky]

Aw we need piccies of you guys trekking

here's some from Salcey Forest the other day

We're going to the Brecon Beacons next month, can't wait!

 

[MrsR]

Awwwwww! He looks so happy and secure!!!!!

 

[inky]

he loves it, OH does too, I don't get a look in lol OH said he felt too girly wearing anything like a moby, which is fair enough I guess!

 

[MrsR]

My OH loves wearing Seb in the moby and he gets many admiring glances (not least from me) x

 

[inky]

I wish my OH would wear the moby, I think men wearing mobys look great too lol! Mind you LO's already starting pulling at OH's chest hair, and with his beard and dreads as well, it might all be a bit too much temptation hehe!