Coracor Baby Wrap Review

Did you know that the Swedes are badgerphobic?

No, neither did I.

(Bear with me here, I know this is a bit random, but I'll get to the point shortly!).

Look, I like to consider myself fairly intelligent but I have to tell you that I did not know that Swedes are terrified of badgers.

That’s a weird one. Even for the Swedes.

Something about really mean badgers in a folk tale apparently, I dunno.

Anyway, the Hubs is kinda scared of badgers, but in an indirect sort of way.

“Uh, whoah, hold on there Beth,” I hear you say. “How can someone be indirectly scared of badgers?”

Because this one time he was out walking the dog when he came across a wasp’s nest that had just been disturbed by a badger.

And the wasps went totally bananas at him.

He was running up and down the road flailing his arms around the place and screaming his bald head off, with our little golden cocker spaniel leaping around barking, thinking this was the best fun ever.

Oh my sides are splitting just thinking about it!

He came crawling up the driveway like he’d just run a marathon.

“I’ve been attacked!” he cried.

“Attacked!?!?” I replied, thinking all sorts. “What on earth by!?”

“Waaasssspppppssss!!!” he wheezed.

“Wasps?” I said, barely stifling a snigger.

“Yes! Wasps! I’ve been stung like a million times!”

“Ok then, let me see.”

Turns out he had indeed been stung, but only twice.

I was more concerned for the dog tbh, who had one trapped in her ear.

Anyway, hilarity over, and back to the subject of Swedes, they’re pretty famous for some things, aren’t they?

Like disco.

And vikings.

And safe cars.

And, it turns out, really amazing baby slings.

The Coracor Baby Wrap

Take the Coracor Baby Wrap for instance. Won't keep you safe from wasps (or badgers) I don't think, but it will keep your baby all safe and cozy right next to you.

Which is of course exactly where they want / need / expect to be.

It's made from GOTS certified organic cotton, as you'd expect.

Comes in gorgeous designs.

Coracor are funky and cool and Swedish, and their wrap is hands down my favourite stretchy wrap of all time.

It'll probably be yours, too.

It's about having your baby wrapped close, yet having free hands to safely take on the world together.

All the while feeling elegant, stylish and well dressed!

It's made with organic certified cotton the Coracor baby wrap is a two-way stretch wrap, which is soft, thin but durable, beautiful and safe. The exclusive fabric is breathable and keeps both you and your baby comfortable and close.

It's fully adjustable, and one size fits all carriers and children.

Now listen; I know it isn’t cheap.

Heck, you could get a cheap one off of Amazon.

But then you’d have a cheap wrap.

It wouldn’t be designed in Sweden.

It wouldn’t be made from GOTS certified organic cotton.

It wouldn’t be made from 2 way stretch fabric to keep you and your baby comfy and supported.

It wouldn’t be a Coracor.

So I know Coracor wraps aren’t cheap.

But that’s a good thing.

So if you're looking for a wrap which will create an beautifully safe and cozy space for your baby, whilst at the same time will make you feel good, then a Coracor is the one for you.

Well, thanks for bearing with me and making it down here :) Glad you were able to get past the random badger and wasp stuff lol. I hope you found this article helpful. Please get in touch or email me - beth@lovetobenatural.co.uk - if you'd like any further info on the Coracor Baby Wrap, babywearing in general, or advice on any other products.

Beth Beaney is the Founder of and Executive Babywearing Consultant at LTBN. Described as 'a fountain of knowledge with a passion for babywearing that is clear & infectious', she's been a qualified babywearing consultant for 15 years and has helped thousands of families of all needs carry their babies safely and comfortably. Find her on Twitter @lovetobenatural_LTBN