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Boba Family FAQs

What does the term “Kangaroo Care”...

This is the term coined when a mother holds or wraps her premature baby skin to skin on her chest. Instead of constant care in an incubator more and more doctors are encouraging mothers to wear their tiny infants (such as in the Boba Baby Wrap Upright Newborn/Infant Hold). These babies thrive with access to…read more >

My husband and I are both tall. Will the baby...

The Boba Baby Wrap is 5.5 yards long.  It allows adults of all sizes to use it.  If it seems that you have a little less fabric, it is safe and appropriate to tie the knot behind your back.  If you have enough fabric, you may bring it around the front and tie it on…read more >

How do I wear the Boba Baby Wrap in the winte...

If your coat is big enough you can wear your baby under your coat. You will keep each other warm. Usually all that is necessary are some booties and a hat for your baby. A scarf for your self is a nice addition, especially if you will be nursing outside. For more information on breastfeeding…read more >

I need a baby carrier that I can nurse in and...

You do not need to retie the Boba Baby Wrap in order to nurse in it. Many carriers claim that it is “possible” to discretely nurse. Pulling it off with grace is sometimes another thing. This is where the Boba Baby Wrap is different, thanks to the fabric. The fabric of the Boba Baby Wrap…read more >

What is the thickness of the Boba Baby Wrap? ...

The Boba Baby Wrap is a higher quality fabric that is denser than the other cotton stretchy wraps on the market (i.e. the Moby or the CuddlyWrap). With the greater density comes the benefits of durability, extra support, and security. On the other hand, there is the factor of added warmth. It is 95% cotton…read more >

My baby seems to be sinking down when I am wa...

Remember when tying the Boba Baby Wrap it is not necessary to leave any extra room in order for your baby to fit inside. The wrap should be tied tight. There should be no bulges or wrinkles and there should be no part of the wrap that is loose or hanging from your body. If…read more >

Why does the Boba Baby Wrap cost only $48? Is...

You can rest assured that the material we use to make Boba Baby Wrap is in most cases double the cost of comparable baby wrap knit fabrics on the market. We at Boba Baby Wrap strongly believe that ALL women, regardless of their financial situation, should be able to wear their baby in a baby…read more >

What is the difference between Classic and Or...

The  difference between the Classic and Organic collections for both the wrap and the carrier is the cotton in the fabric. The cotton used in all of our Organic products is 100% Organic Cotton. The Organic Boba Wrap still contains the 5% spandex as the Classic Boba Wrap does, however the 95% Cotton is 100%…read more >

What is the status of my order?...

All orders that we receive before 5pm EST are shipped out the very same day. If we receive an order after 5pm EST, it will be shipped the following business day. We do send out confirmation emails as well as shipping notifications, however sometimes our emails do end up in the Spam folder. If you…read more >

What is the weight limit/age recommendation f...

There are technically no weight restrictions for the Boba Wrap. It has been tested at 45 pounds and showed no signs of stress or overuse. It is ideal for the first year of life, but you may use it as long as you and your baby are comfortable. The Boba Carrier is made for babies…read more >