Type of Carrier: Soul
Slings’ Handwoven Wrap
Wrap details: Prism
Surprise; 100% cotton – handwoven;
Orange weft; size 6 - Approximately
4.9 meters/ 196 inches long and 30 inches wide.
Wrappee: BabyG
(boy)– 10 months – 10kgs/22 lbs
First glance – Beastly
but beautiful - rough and tough were the
first words I had after the first wash as I braided it for a week; 2nd
week, I asked our babywearing parents:
Amber and Prince to break it in for another week.1It has a
couple of pulls or loose threads from the start and it’s only natural with
handwoven cotton wraps. Better be careful when using this as it can get caught
by sharp edges and the thread may be pulled.
Fast forward to 3rd
week and it was more moldable yet still grippy to secure your carry. My Mom
tried this wrap (I assisted her and she was in awe on how I wrap Baby G by
myself) and she said they were comfy and she loved how they are like “one” with
Prism Surprise. The two enjoyed their walk by the poolside that morning.
Design – The colors
have a darker and rustic feel to it that reminds me of an autumn day or cozying
up with a warm blanket and a hot cocoa drink. There are a plethora of carries
you can explore with the length that Prism Surprise comes with which makes this
flexible. It can be a base size for bootylicious Mommas, too. ;)
Weather/season – This
wrap feels like a blanket for me and I recommend it to be worn at cooler places
or climate.
Photo credit: my good friend Ainie
A lady had to approach me and just *had* to admire and touch the Prism Surprise
in the middle of our shoot. She says she owns an Oscha and she was in awe
when I told her this is handwoven with love from Soul Slings India.
Type/s of carry – FWCC
Knotless finish; back carry with robin finish; so far, I can only do front
carries as it is still need more breaking in. Hopefully, it manages to soften
as it travels to other babywearing parents to try this lovely Indian wrap. The
back carry with robin finish was a bit of an effort because I’ve done that
during it’s first week with me, so imagine it as a tad crunchy, rough and a bit
of a tug of war, nonetheless, still very supportive.
Mummy budget – for an
investment from newborn to toddler wear: about $104
Sunny summary – I give it 3.8 sprinkles of sleepy dust out of
5 because this length and beastly toughness can be overwhelming for first time
babywearers and may require some time to break in even by experienced wearers.
1 As Soul wraps are handwoven there may
be some irregularities in the fabric. Knots, broken/loose threads, slubs, nubs
and slight thread shifting are all normal. They are not flaws and do not affect
the functionality of the wrap.
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