Giveaway – win a Kanga wrap

I love to babywear, and have had Max in front, hip and back carrys since he was tiny. As well as being practical, leaving me with 2 hands free for the older 2 children, I can truly sing the praises of the kangaroo care effect – having had 3 babies through special care now, we practiced kangaroo care with all of them, and it definitely helped with the bonding process. To me, babywearing is just an extension of this.

Designed to hold your baby close straight from birth, the Kanga wrap baby carrier meets the kangaroo care criteria and was developed by midwives. Cool, lightweight and able to carry babies up to 15kg, the Kanga wrap is the perfect introduction to the world of babywearing. Profits from the sale of these wraps goes towards helping maternity care in Delhi slums – so it’s a winner all round in my eyes!

Kanga wrap giveaway

I have one of these beautiful Kanga wraps to give away to one very lucky reader. To enter, simply follow the instructions on the rafflecopter form below – good luck!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

T&C’s – giveaway ends on 14th August, when winner will be selected from all correctly completed entries. Winner will be notified by email and must claim their prize within 10 days or it may be redrawn. The prize is provided directly from Kanga Wrap. Win competitions at ThePrizeFinder.com

 

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100 Comments

  1. Zoe Roxby
    August 10, 2014 / 11:15 pm

    I have never tried it before

  2. liz ferguson
    August 11, 2014 / 8:57 am

    I haven’t tried weaning yet.

  3. Emma Davies
    August 11, 2014 / 3:20 pm

    I used a wrap, a mei tai and a full buckle carrier with my boy. It was great for hopping on and off the bus and train

  4. Alex Bradley
    August 11, 2014 / 3:23 pm

    I love being handsfree to hold the hands of my other children when we are out

  5. Sarah Mcknight
    August 11, 2014 / 4:19 pm

    I love babywearing i usually carry my son everywhere, it’s so quick and easy. i’ve not tried a stretchy wrap though 🙂

  6. Sue McCarthy
    August 11, 2014 / 6:18 pm

    I don’t have any children but would love to win this prize for charity, to go to Romania.

  7. Allan Fullarton
    August 11, 2014 / 9:19 pm

    Yes, we have a different type.

  8. Susan Hoggett
    August 11, 2014 / 9:51 pm

    not tried yet

  9. August 11, 2014 / 9:51 pm

    I haven’t but my sister swears by it

  10. Danika Lloyd
    August 11, 2014 / 10:09 pm

    The closeness

  11. ELISHA
    August 12, 2014 / 12:08 am

    I used a sling as that was available at the time however, this looks ideal as the smaller babies like the swaddle and closeness so it will be comfy for them.

  12. Karen Martin
    August 12, 2014 / 12:40 am

    Have not tried it yet but I would like to try it out with my son.

  13. Diana
    August 12, 2014 / 1:14 pm

    I never tried, but would love to try 🙂

  14. Laura Claridge
    August 12, 2014 / 4:20 pm

    I had a baby carrier and my Daughter loved being in it. It meant I could get on with housework and she would be content as she was with me! 🙂

  15. Tanya Camilleri
    August 12, 2014 / 5:14 pm

    I had a baby carrier with my not so little one. I had forgotten about it at first so didn’t use it much. I am now due baby#2 in a few weeks and will definitely be trying babywearing some more as I can see the benefits

  16. Pam Francis Gregory
    August 12, 2014 / 8:29 pm

    Not yet

  17. Holly Boyd
    August 12, 2014 / 9:31 pm

    I love how I can chat face to face with my daughter and go out without worrying about where to put the buggy when we go into shops or restaurants

  18. Gillian Hutchison
    August 12, 2014 / 10:23 pm

    Yes. I loved the closeness it gave and I had both hands free to do whatever I needed. Plus I could kiss her little head any time I wanted.

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