So far, so good!
I am 5'6", currently weight 155 lbs, and am 32 weeks pregnant with one baby. I have a long torso, so I don't stick out very far when I'm pregnant, but I carry REALLY low (my babies are so low that they never "drop"). Because I carry so low, I get really bad lower abdominal and lower back pain, and I find myself constantly holding up my belly to relieve some of the abdominal discomfort. My midwife recommended this style of cradle, and I'm so glad I ordered it.<br /><br />Based on other reviews of them running small, I ordered a Medium and am very pleased with how it fits. I was nervous about ordering the style that isn't adjustable, especially since my torso is so long, but I'm satisfied with how the shoulder straps adjust on this style. It feels very comfortable; the back support is great.<br /><br />The only reason why I dropped it one star is because the abdominal hooks to make it different sizes are spaced fairly far apart, and I wish it had more hooks spaced more closely together to get a more perfect fit. When I first received it, the smallest hooks were too tight, and the second hooks were not quite as tight as I wanted. I wore it on the second hooks. Even still, it provided significant support and relief from the pain, so I am not completely dissatisfied. There is a third set of hooks I can use for the last month when I start to really stick out.<br /><br />When ordering your size, keep in mind that the Medium is rated for 150-220 lbs and I currently am 155 lbs on the second set of hooks. I fully expect to need to move to the third set of hooks by the end of this pregnancy, but I can't imagine I'll gain much more than 10 lbs, if that, by the time I give birth. If you are on the higher end of the weight limit, err on the side of caution and order up a size.
Rating: 4 stars