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We Love Sleepy Wrap (Coupon Code!)
After having the opportunity in the past to review a Sleepy Wrap and give one away, we’ve bought them for friends and recommended them widely to one and all. This is absolutely my most favourite carrier for newborns on up to toddlers from a comfortable front carry. The Sleepy Wrap is so comfortable and is very easy to use, even for those new to baby-carrying. There’s a picture of Sarah as a newborn in the wrap to jog your memory 
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Now I’m excited to share a coupon code for this fabulous baby carrier with you, as well as an opportunity to vote in accordance with your love for this comfy, convenient wrap.
Sleepy Wrap has been listed on the Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine Readers Choice Awards! Readers from all over the world may vote online at the Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine Website for their favorite baby and maternity products. Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards will determine the top brands in many categories of baby and maternity products based solely on the input received from voters such as yourself. We hope that with your help, Sleepy Wrap will have it’s time to shine!
So, what do you need to do to vote the Sleepy Wrap up? Head on over to Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine and register for an account there (free of course). After you activate your account, and log in, click on the big pink words Vote Now In Our Readers’ Choice Awards! under your name, and you’re off!
As their way of saying “Thank you!” our readers get a 15% off coupon code for the beautiful new Organic Sleepy Wrap! The code “ivoted” (no space!) is good until May 31st when the Pregnancy & Newborn RCA poll CLOSES!
When you Vote now you can also enter to win Pregnancy & Newborn’s GRAND PRIZE SELECTION OF THE WINNING GEAR! So have fun, vote on the categories you’re familiar with, and if you love Sleepy Wrap’s, keep them in mind!
Just read your comment on Chelsea’s blog. It looks to me like it’s just fabric. How is this $40 better spent than just $3/yard jersey fabric? I don’t get it, but I’m interested.
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Well Ginger, that’s a good question. I don’t know if I have a definitive answer but here are my thoughts. With my first daughter I made two ring slings before her birth, never having owned one personally. When she came, it turned out they were non-functional. The fabric was FAR too thick to adjust easily in the rings, but what did I know? I’d never used one before. I feel the same way about Sleepy Wraps, there are a few differences that make it unique, and not just a big piece of fabric, but basically it is that.
However, it’s all in the fabric. I really doubt that $3/yard jersey fabric would be as supportive as this is. It’s more of a french jersey if that makes sense, it’s not cheap t-shirt fabric, or a standard cotton knit, it’s very structured, huggable, stretchy and immensely supportive. Of course, I don’t know the fabric you’re specifically referring to, and it may be possible to find a good fabric for a wrap in the fabric store – but for me, I’m willing to spring for it because I KNOW it will work. Hope this helps a bit!
Excellent work! Thanks admin.