Marsupial Mamas

Wool wraps have become some of my favorite to use throughout the years.   For a long time, I was scared of wool and wasn't sure how to care for it.  Once I realized that it really wasn't hard to wash the wool wraps, I jump right on into that rabbit hole and I'm so thankful that I did! We hope you enjoy this step by step picture tutorial and enjoy wrapping your little one in the softest, cushiest woven wrap blend.  Looking for a wool wrap?  You'll find them here:   Woolies Choose your wool wrap and a safe wool wash. The one I have here is called Eucalan. Follow directions and add the correct amount for what you are washing. I add one cap full for one smaller wrap. Add your wrap to tepid water. Make sure it is fully in the water. You can swirl it around a few times.  Let it sit for 15 mins. Drain the water while the wrap is still in the tub. Once all the water is gone, squeeze the wrap to get as much water ou...

Brand Name: Natibaby Wrap Name: Fumus Burgunde Reviewed by: Sara Stobart Size of Wrap: 6 Fabric Content:  13% Cashmere 87% Cotton How long has this wrap been used by you? 3 weeks What size is the wrappee? 12 months, 19lbs 5oz, 31.5 inches What is the thickness of this wrap? Thin Does it have cush? Because of it’s thinness, I wouldn’t say this wrap has marshmellowy cush. But it is like butter - you just can’t keep your hands off it - soft. Kitten belly soft! I found myself constantly rubbing LO’s tush and melting into this fabric. So perfect for a cool, fall day when you can slide your hands into the passes of a FWCC and bask in the warm, supple butter. Comfort at its finest. How does it feel on your shoulders? It honestly felt a little slippery at the shoulders. Still, I found it to be very supportive as long as I had a perfect wrap job. How much diagonal stretch does the wrap have? This wrap de...