
I had always wished I had had a baby carrier when Thaddeus was a baby, but they were all way too expensive or hard to find at the time. Today, there are many to choose from and many different styles of them. Infantino just came out with a new carrier, the Sync Comfort Wrap Carrier.
About the Sync Comfort Wrap Carrier
With four different wearing options, its natural embracing design keeps baby right up against you, comfortably positioned and perfectly close. Woven panels and soft straps form to your body’s shape and work with a secure buckle lumbar belt to support baby’s weight. Keeping you both cozy and connected.

Features
- Sync combines woven and stretch fabrics for secure and comfy carrying.
- Woven panels wrap baby in close and snug helping to prevent stretching with wear.
- Soft, stretchy knit straps comfortably wrap around you and baby creating a cozy and supportive overlay.
- Adjustable lumbar belt provides ultimate back support.
- Distributes weight evenly for maximum comfort.
Details
- 8-36lbs/3.6-16.3kgs
- 4 Carrying Positions Grow with Baby: Infant hug hold, Facing-in cozy time, Hip hugging, Backpack exploring.
- Designed for babies and toddlers.
- Machine washable.
Shop
You can purchase the Infantino Sync Comfort Wrap Carrier from Amazon for $34.99.
My Take On It
When I first received the Sync comfort Wrap Carrier I was excited! I thought it was such a cute carrier and would be great for carrying Xavier around since he’s still pretty small.
I still think the carrier is as cute as could be, but I do not like it one bit.
The instructions are very easy to read, however the carrier is not as easy to assemble as the instructions make it seem to be. Especially not when you have an active baby. The baby in the instructional video doesn’t seem to be very active, which could be why they are able to put the carrier on so easily with no help. It doesn’t matter how many times I watch the above video for the proper way of putting the carrier on or with having help from my husband, we were never able to get the carrier to look like it does on the packaging or in the video. Nor do I feel that it holds Xavier as well as it should.
- Infantino Sync Carrier
- Please note that my son is able to hold his head up on his own and is looking up at me in this photo
I have removed 2 images from my original post because Xavier was too big to be in the carrier in the manner in which I was wearing it.
As you can see, Xavier doesn’t look comfortable and I still have to give him a lot of support while he’s in there. I do not feel that I should have to still support a baby when they are in carrier and they should always look comfortable. I did like the fact that Xavier was able to look up at me while in the carrier, but I still do not feel comfortable wearing this type of carrier.
I have another carrier that I previously reviewed from another company that is much easier to use and doesn’t take a bunch of steps or the help of another person to get it on me and get Xavier in it. I love the look of the Infantino carrier; it’s just not that easy to use and it takes too long to get it wrapped around you and the baby correctly so it is not convenient to me.
The Sync Comfort Wrap Carrier doesn’t seem to be very comfortable either, at least for me.
Disclosure: I am a participant in a Mom Central Consulting campaign for Infantino and have received various Infantino products as part of my participation. All opinions are that of my own.


















Even watching the video, that carrier looks complicated. I imagine it would be easy enough if the baby is asleep while doing the wrap but I couldn’t imagine trying this on a wiggly baby.
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I think that you’d definitely need a very still baby to make that work!
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Love the black and pink print on that wrap.
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That looks like the company tried to make an easier-to-use version of a wrap carrier by building in a buckle and folds. Unfortunately, I think they tried to fix what wasn’t broken.
Honestly, I’m a fan of Infantino products. I like their affordable options for baby products and their fun designs. It just seems that a lot of their carriers miss the mark. I’m interested to see if other reviewers also struggled with it.
Thank you for your honest review. I appreciate it so much!
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This looks my my Mei Tai wrap but updated and in a worse way. The long “strings” on the Mei Tai scared me at first but I could put it on by myself. If couldn’t use a carrier by myself it went in the fail pile. I needed to be able to get one on in a parking lot … quickly as I always seemed to have three kids screaming at me in the van! I hope you find a carrier that works for you soon!
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I agree that this looks like Infantino tried to make a wrap easier to use. But it looks like they made it more difficult. I watched the video and there are a few things from it that I can see as taking a while to learn: first, the shoulder straps are really wide. I’m sure they did this for comfort for the mom, but I bet it takes awhile to learn how to wear it so there isn’t a lot of extra fabric by baby’s head.
Next, it looks like it is made of both a woven and knit fabrics. Woven wraps, while they give the best and strongest support, are very difficult to learn how to tighten properly. Maybe they should have made it totally out of knit?
In my opinion, (and I have been babywearing for 4 years, 3 kids and used every kind of baby carrier ever made) this carrier fixed a problem that wasn’t there. Some moms love wraps, some don’t. I don’t think there is a need for a wrap-buckle hybrid.
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Wow looks like they took something that is really easy to do (use a wrap carrier) and made it a pain in the neck. I have used a variety of carriers over the course of my parenting and know what works, this isn’t it. Infantino doesn’t have a great track record with carriers though so I would hesitate to buy anything they designed for that use. Knit carriers should never be used for back carries as well, because they are too stretchy and the chances of baby flipping themselves out is there.
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It’s nice that you can use this carrier with the baby in 4 different positions but it doesn’t seem very easy to use and uncomfortable for baby as you pointed out. Thanks for the review