Momcozy Breathable Mesh Baby Carrier, Ergonomic and Lightweight Infant Carrier for 3-24 Months with Enhanced Lumbar Support, All Day Comfort for Hands-Free Parenting, Air Mesh-Black

The Momcozy pink mesh baby carrier has been such a great find! The breathable mesh fabric keeps both me and my baby cool, especially in warmer weather, which is a huge plus. It’s super comfortable to wear for extended periods, with good support for my back and shoulders. The adjustable straps make it easy to get the perfect fit, and the pink color is just adorable! Plus, it’s really simple to put on and take off by myself. Definitely recommend for any parent looking for a lightweight, breathable carrier.

The Momcozy Baby Carrier is an absolute essential for expecting moms and new mothers alike. It’s cozy, A quality built form-fitting style provides both comfort and security, making it a go-to choice for bonding with your little one while on the move. The soft, breathable fabric gently supports baby while distributing weight evenly for mom, so it feels snug without ever being restrictive. Whether you're running errands, taking a walk, or enjoying a day out, this carrier makes hands-free parenting easier and more enjoyable. It’s stylish yet practical, and the simple wrap design is easy to put on and adjust. From newborn snuggles to everyday adventures, the Mom cozy baby carrier delivers both comfort and connection. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a functional, fashionable, and heartwarming way to carry their baby. Great value, and color choices.

I am 5’9” and an unfortunate 285lbs after pregnancy. My waist at the largest part of my belly measures 54”. My baby is 8 weeks and 11lbs. The carrier clasps comfortably without having to suck in my stomach, but it is at its max capacity expansion wise for the belly strap. There is plenty of room to let out the upper portion as my daughter grows. The neck flap supports her head. I am happy with the functionality and quality of the product. Caught it while on sale at $68 dollars and even if I’d paid full price I feel the cost is justified. It’s made as well as some of the hiking packs I have. Definitely recommend.

Update 2 - I returned the mesh one and got the houndstooth pattern one. Comfy and stylish - and no lint! Definitely keeping.Update - I ordered the mesh one. It was definitely used - animal hairs all over it. My baby was definitely a little cooler in this. I was expecting a different kind of fabric but it was actually very rigid and felt uncomfortable for me, and my baby was uncomfortable in it. My husband tried to wear it too and also found it uncomfortable so we returned it.Original (Jan 17th 2025) - Have the baby bjorn and boba wrap but my little one dislikes both. I got this one because it looked comfortable and it just came today. It really is comfortable and easier to put on than the two mentioned above. I do find it a little trickier to take off in a rush but I still like it best out of all my carriers. My little one fell asleep instantly and I hadn’t even finished buckling everything so that’s a plus - however she did seem very warm when I took her out.Con: I got the black cotton one and it catches lint which makes it look cheap in my opinion. I’m thinking of returning and getting the mesh - may be better fabric for the little one anyway

I’ve had the wrap and a few other brands of baby carriers in the last 6 years- I wish I found this 6 years ago! I live in HI, it’s humid out here. Compared to other brand carriers it’s breathable, you can adjust it on the bottom where their legs go so they’re not spreading their legs super wide since my newest baby is only 5 weeks old (my other carrier didn’t have that feature), my back doesn’t hurt, you can easily put baby in and buckle the sides ALONE (my other carrier felt like a whole operation to get my babies in them), naps for hours, and we don’t sweat like crazy since it’s not padded all over the place (like my other carriers were).If you’re a mom of multiple or just a mom who is always on the go but don’t have time to deal with the wrap or those complicated carriers, this is your go-to. As simple as it is to put baby in, I also feel safe about baby being in there. Baby doesnt slip out the sides and I’ve had no issues with the buckles randomly popping out. Like I said, I wish I had this carrier 6 years ago!

I am a first time mom and was looking for a structured carrier that was easier than a wrap for a strap in and go when in and out the the car that provided me back support as well as something easy for my husband to use.Our baby is 9 pounds and average in size for his age. On the inside of the carrier there is the option to adjust the size to the babies weight and size. Following the instructions he would be on the smallest snap. I am 5”5 125-130 pounds and if I tried to pick something off from the floor and did a sumo squat; the button would abruptly come unsnapped on the right side in which out son would suddenly drop down down in the carrier. I attempted to try and carrier for 2 days but after the button came unsnapped more than 3 times in which I had to take him fully out of the carrier and redo everything. I no longer was impressed with the carrier and felt that there might be something better suited for myself and son on the market. I was very hopeful, but will be looking for something with a better adjustment system for growth.The carrier is a seems to be comparable to the Mabe carrier snd seems to be a good value over others that look the same (maybe I got a bad one).When it was snapped; he felt secure and fell asleep easily in it and the head padding seemed supportive and comfortable to him.

Thinking about it? Just buy it girl!This carrier is the best I’ve ever used. Even better than my Tula I spent 70$ on the mesh is nice and breathable so the baby and I are not getting all sweaty like we do with the Tula. I also really like the fact the back straps cross for more comfortable wear and support. It’s also super adjustable. Love it! Well worth the $$ momcozy for the win again. Such a great affordable brand!