Nuna Cudl honest, independent review and demo.

The Nuna Cudl is advertised newborn to toddler, 3.5kg to 16kg, offering 3 carrying positions - inwards, outwards and back carry.  Realistically, however, it might not last you anywhere near as long.  It's massive, it's bulky, it's not easy to get a great fit with, and realistically most babies won't fit it until around more like 6-8 weeks and then they'll likely grow out of it by a year.  


It does offer all those positions but switching between them is a faff and harder than when you compare to other carriers that retail for a similar price.  


The Tula Explore, the Ergobaby Omni Breeze and the Beco Gemini are all more flexible than this carrier, all fit a wider range of parents shapes and sizes, are more comfortable, fit babies for longer, and are easier to switch between positions as baby grows and matures.  Combined with the fact the manual is really confusing and makes some really quite dodgy recommendations at some points.  I really can't see myself ever recommending anyone purchase this carrier.  


If you are researching and like the idea of it - I heartily recommend looking at the Tula, Omni or Gemini instead.  Links to my reviews below and I rent and retail them too ... meaning you can try before you buy.  And don't forget I offer free fit checks with every carrier purchased through me!  So you can be sure help is on hand if you need it.  

https://sheenslings.com/2020/02/08/tu...

https://sheenslings.com/product/ergob...

https://sheenslings.com/2018/05/06/be...

Or if your desperate for an internal harness carrier then the Baby Bjorn Harmony is alot better than the Nuna Cudl (and there is a review on this channel!).

If you have one of these already and need help getting it as comfortable as possible please get in touch and I'll be happy to help


-Madeleine


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