It comes with an instruction guide to show you how to set it up in different ways, making it useful for all kinds of parents. However, Matilda seems to prefer being in the BabyBjorn carrier, as she has the space to stretch out and wave her arms and legs around. I put my son on the wrap and he goes to sleep straight away, and it’s so easy to put on and take it off. It allows optimum positioning for baby, and has been deemed by the IHDI as being a “hip-healthy” product. Have a practice tying it (with a doll or teddy) before your baby arrives, then pop it into your hospital bag.

She said: “My baby feels well-supported, including his leg positioning and I find it very comfortable as long as you maintain good posture. Stretchy wraps can be pre-tied – tie one on at the start of the day and leave it on, like a piece of clothing. It can support babies between 5lbs – 33lbs, which means it’s suitable for newborns through to toddlers.

I’m 6ft 4 and was unable to fit it comfortably without my wife’s help so I would change the lack of back support.

Then all you need to do is position your baby inside one of the loops and secure your baby by following the instructions for each of the six positions. Having been shown how to fit it by our expert judge it seemed secure, comfortable and relatively easy to fit. They are also ideal for both parents of all shapes and sizes, as they are adjusted to your body as you put them on.The one-way stretch can make it trickier to master at first but that means it’s less prone to sagging than the two-way Lifft Stretchy Wrap. I was really happy to try out this wrap and was able to try it on a newborn and a toddler and it was comfortable to use with both babies and I will continue to use it with my toddler!