Evenflo Snugli Comfort Vent Baby Carrier

Pros: Comfy for Parent and Baby, Nicely padded, Great for the Price
Cons: Makes you back sore after long walks, but what carrier wouldn't

I have to admit I've bought a lot of baby things that I didn't need, and that I haven't used a lot since my son showed up 9 and half months ago. The Evenflo Snugli Comfort Vent Baby Carrier is one of those items that I haven't used often, but wow I'm ...

Pros: Easy to use, comfortable, inexpensive
Cons: Can only be used for a few months

The Basics The Snugli Comfort Vent Soft Carrier is a hands free way to carry an infant from 7-26 lbs. Newborns face in while older babies with sufficient neck control face out. This carrier is designed to be worn in front only. The ...

Pros: wide straps, keeps kid close
Cons: minimal support, gets rough on the back quickly

Brand new baby. Now, I don't know if it's this way for all the babies in a mother's life, but for the first one at least I never wanted to put him down, and I haven't had the second one yet to test if it'll continue. For the first several weeks of that ...

Pros: Padded straps-comfy for baby!
Cons: Side buckles a little difficult to work

When I was pregnant and looking into which carrier to purchase, everything I read said purchase the baby bjorn. When I was filling out my registry I even went so far as trying it on and walking around the store w/a doll in it! I wanted to see what all ...

Pros: Criss crossed back makes it much more comfortable
Cons: Could do with a bit more body room

First of all the photo that is attached to this review is ancient. The Snugli does not look that bad anymore. The one we have the Navy Pin Whale style that is currently on the Evenflo website in the the "New" Comfort Vent carrier. It's a basic no ...

Pros: Comfortable for baby
Inexpensive
Cons: Can be difficult to put on
No back support

I have come to the conclusion that there is a direct negative correlation between a baby’s happiness and the comfort of the individual holding him. Each of my children were happiest (i.e., not crying) as babies when I was holding them and walking around ...

Pros: Easy to adjust, easy to load/unload baby once you get used to it, inexpensive
Cons: legs holes can be snug

As the proud new Mommy of a perfect little boy (yes, I'm totally biased, but aren't we all?) I have already managed to spoil my son. He hates to be put down (he's 2 months old) and I hate to put him down, so we're a good match for each other. =) Tired ...

Pros: Good price. Adjustable. Baby can face inward or outward.
Cons:

Uncomfortable for frequent or extended use. Only for small babies.

I received this Evenflo Snugli Comfort Vent front carrier when I had my son. I honestly didn't have much need for a carrier, my arms or a stroller sufficed most of the time, so this inexpensive carrier worked out okay for the dozen or so times I used ...

Pros: Inexpensive; easier to "load" baby and strap onto yourself
Cons: Have to take sleeping baby out to transfer to car seat; sore back

I purchased this carrier as an emergency when we forgot to pack our Infantino 6-in-1 Rider on a trip when our son was still a small infant. He really enjoyed being carried face-in when he was a newborn, and I was almost in tears when I discovered I'd ...

Pros: -baby seemed comfortable
Cons: -two words= BACK PAIN

I bought this carrier to use on an all day shopping trip with my three month old. After wearing it for about 3 hours with 12 lbs of baby in it my mid back started to really ache. It was great until then, Chessie enjoyed the closeness it gave her when ...

Pros: Child can be put in front facing or chest to chest.
Cons: Hard to use, back killer, not comfortable for parent or child

I had always thought of buying a carrier when I had a baby, but I had never looked at them. When I had my son, I got this one as a gift. So I thought-great-now I don't have to buy one. When my son was just a month or two, I thought I would try it out. ...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use
Cons: Not supportive enough- hurts back and neck after a short time, NOT for big babies

I bought this when I had my second son and needed to find a hands-free way to carry my baby to leave my hands to handle my other son at the same time. This is a very inexpensive baby carrier that is good for babies that are small- I would say up to ...

Pros: Comfortable, lightweight, easy to use.
Cons: None that I can think about.

When we were having our second child I knew that I was going to need a baby carrier and I am so happy that I bought this one. I don't know how I had my first child without one. WHAT I LIKE: To begin with it is affordable! A lot of carriers on the ...

Pros: Works well when baby is size of the one in the picture on the box.
Cons: Not great for smaller or larger babies, confusing to put on, not great back support.

We registered for the Snugli Comfort Vent carrier thinking we would get a ton of use out of it. As it turns out, we probably used it 10 times. Initially, when our son was an infant, we found it didn't support him enough, even when he was turned in ...

Pros: comfort vent and handy pocket
Cons: needs a bottle holder but it's great

I just love this carrier it's a mothers dream come true. A invention I am glad was created. If it wasn't for this carrier I would not be able to do with my children as much as I can now. I have 3 children a 3 month son a, a 15 year old daughter and a ...