Hana Baby Organic Stretchy Wrap with 68% Bamboo

Hana Baby makes the softest stretchy wrap, perfect for newborns.

The organic version consists of 68% bamboo, 28% organic cotton and 4% elastane.

Bamboo has a great temperature regulating and cooling effect, is antibacterial and feels so soft on the skin for you and baby.

As a bonus, it's also a sustainable material.

Stretchy Wraps can be pre-tied and come with instructions to get you started. Of course, you're always welcome to contact us for guidance too.

Can be used for up to 9 kilos.

Choose from 6 great colours and 2 sizes.

Why should I wear my newborn in a wrap?

A stretchy wrap is a great carrier for your little one.

That's because:

- it's easy to tie (once you've done it a few times)

- it's nice and soft

- it can be tied before you put baby in

- you can take baby in and out of the wrap once it is tied

Did you also know that babies who are carried for about 3 hours a day cry on average 43% less.

And in the first month of baby's life, it's especially beneficial if you wear skin-to-skin. In so many ways, it's just SO good for both baby, but also mum and dad.

It actually has positive effects that can be traced right into adulthood!

How to tie your wrap

Tying your wrap can seem a little overwhelming when you first stand with the many metres of fabric in your hand.

But don't worry - it's not as hard as it looks. And once you've got the hang of it, it's a gift for both you and your baby!

Before you pick up your baby, you need to tie your wrap. I've made a guide showing how I recommend you do:

Once you have tied the wrap you need to have baby placed in the wrap. And I've also made a video showing you how to do that:

And then you are ready to carry your baby.

If you think it's not quite as easy as it looks - I recommend you see a sling coach near where you live.

How to wash and maintain your Hana Baby Stretchy Wrap

Hana Baby stretchy wraps can be machine washed at 40 degrees. However, as with all wraps, we recommend washing only when necessary to preserve the wrap's qualities for as long as possible.