For reference, my little one in the video is 12 months old and just over 18lbs. The carriers compared are the Tula Standard and the Ergobaby Original (both organic and not). *Update: I really love them both. I use both about the same amount and would be hard pressed to choose or recommend one over the other, honestly. They have their differences which I point out in the video, but both are incredible carriers. Please note that these are my personal opinions based on my experience using these carriers - that's all I'm qualified and able to offer. For more detailed information on weight limits, functionality, safety and product specifications, please visit Tula and Ergobaby websites.
Thank you for this video! I actually found a basically brand new ergo original today at a garage sale for $10. I couldn't believe it! Your review on it is super helpful!
Thank you so much for your review! Do you also own an Onya baby carrier? Someone is selling Tula, Ergo, and Onya and I'm trying to learn more about each one 'cause I'm only planning to get one.
P0k3m0nTrainer Hello! I LOVE wraps but mainly for newborn through when they can hold their heads up. They are my preferred carriers for the first few months, actually (which is why I don’t own any of the newborn inserts).... but all 5 of my kiddos preferred the ergo / Tula after they had neck control. If you can afford both, I would recommend a wrap for the first few months and then an ergo / tula thereafter. Hope this helps!
It really does help! My neighbor just gave us an ergo adapt and it seems it is for infants starting at 7lbs. I was debating on getting a wrap but wasn't sure and still debating but your answer really does help. Maybe when there is more in the budget! :) My husband of course asked me if I could use the Bengkung belly wrap I just got from you as a baby carrier..... sigh haha.... He doesn't understand :P Also thanks so much for your reply!
For reference, my little one in the video is 12 months old and just over 18lbs. The carriers compared are the Tula Standard and the Ergobaby Original (both organic and not).
*Update: I really love them both. I use both about the same amount and would be hard pressed to choose or recommend one over the other, honestly. They have their differences which I point out in the video, but both are incredible carriers.
Please note that these are my personal opinions based on my experience using these carriers - that's all I'm qualified and able to offer. For more detailed information on weight limits, functionality, safety and product specifications, please visit Tula and Ergobaby websites.
Ur review is really detailed and helpful. Thank you. I was having hard time to between the two.
Great video! You share all the things i wanted to know.
Thank you for this video! I actually found a basically brand new ergo original today at a garage sale for $10. I couldn't believe it! Your review on it is super helpful!
Thank you so much for your review! Do you also own an Onya baby carrier? Someone is selling Tula, Ergo, and Onya and I'm trying to learn more about each one 'cause I'm only planning to get one.
Thanks for a great review!
Jennifer, quick question, do you like the wraps compared to the ergo carrier?
P0k3m0nTrainer Hello! I LOVE wraps but mainly for newborn through when they can hold their heads up. They are my preferred carriers for the first few months, actually (which is why I don’t own any of the newborn inserts).... but all 5 of my kiddos preferred the ergo / Tula after they had neck control. If you can afford both, I would recommend a wrap for the first few months and then an ergo / tula thereafter. Hope this helps!
It really does help! My neighbor just gave us an ergo adapt and it seems it is for infants starting at 7lbs. I was debating on getting a wrap but wasn't sure and still debating but your answer really does help. Maybe when there is more in the budget! :)
My husband of course asked me if I could use the Bengkung belly wrap I just got from you as a baby carrier..... sigh haha.... He doesn't understand :P
Also thanks so much for your reply!
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