Boba Organic Baby Carrier 2G Review

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(More customer reviews)The Boba is a soft-structured carrier (think Ergo) designed to be used for children ages 1 to 4 (15 - 45 lbs.) for front and back carries, and my two youngest are now 16 months and 3.5.As an Ergo owner my first thoughts were - how does the Boba differ from an Ergo?Well, to be honest there are quite a few points of differentiation, most good, some not-so-good.There are also some similarities and challenges that seem to present themselves with any structured carrier.

So, first off, the Boba is an organic cotton carrier, made in Boulder, Colarado by mountaineering professionals - very neat!The first things I noticed were the nicely contoured padded shoulder straps, the handy `hide-em' elastics to roll up the excess webbing from the shoulder straps and waist strap (very nice touch!), and the heavy duty safety-buckle.

Loading both of my children in the front facing position was very simple, but I did need some help fastening the chest-strap across my back (I have limited mobility in my right arm), so I need some help there.I played with the foot-straps some before realizing that my baby's legs are just too short for them to work at the moment, but they are very adjustable with a neat sliding feature that let's you move them around the bottom of the carrier.Adjusting for circumference is tricker, as they velcro up inside of the padded waist area, which is securely fastened when you have a child in the carrier and are trying to adjust the straps.The front carry with Sarah is blissful, it's the snuggliest, worry-free front carry ever!She's in the perfect position to kiss, and the extra fabric on the sides and top really gives it a cocoon-like feel.She slept for hours in the Boba the first time she rode in it.

Now, the shoulder straps were hard for me to get snug enough, so I called in my husband, but this isn't unique to the Boba, I always have a hard time with this design of tightening fixture on soft-structure carriers.Once adjusted though, between the shoulder and chest straps you can get a good custom-fit for your child.It does take a few minutes to adjust the carrier back and forth for different children.

Now, my 3.5 year old IS tall enough to get use out of the foot-straps!Designed to be used with shoes, the straps function almost as a stirrup, and are designed to lift the leg to a healthy, 90 degree angle from hip to thigh and thigh to calf.I think it's a pretty neat idea, and you can tell that the posture is definitely better with the strap as opposed to without.If she gets excited and tries to 'stand' in the stirrups, the velcro lets loose and needs to be done up again, and she did say they were a bit `itchy' - some of the velcro must have brushed her leg (something to note if your youngster has sensory-integration issues).Again the front carry is very supportive and incredibly comfy, I could carry her for hours like this!She likes it too.

Now, for the back carry, I actually got Sarah in without help on my first try by following the instructions!The extra fabric on the panel really makes a difference here.With other soft-structured carriers I often felt like my baby was leaning away from me because I couldn't feel her upper body against my back.With the Boba that problem is no longer there!With some careful adjustments I can get my little girl hugged up nice and comfy. I REALLY like this...sure helps when I'm doing dishes!

Rose also gets nice and tight up against me as you can see. Now, with her being heavier I did notice that the unpadded webbing that makes up the front portion of the Boba (where you fasten the safety buckle) carries more weight and did dig into my abdomen some.That's likely due to my squishy mommy belly, but it wasn't entirely comfortable.Some other carriers feature a flat band of fabric that goes underneath this section of webbing to distribute the weight without so much digging, but the Boba doesn't. Thankfully, I don't use a carrier with her often, as I'm the only carrier wearer in the family, so I usually take Sarah.If Rosie tuckers out her Dad uses his arms.

The Boba also doesn't have a sleeping baby head flap, but in truth, I've rarely been able to fasten those by myself with a baby in the carrier, and often it woke mine up.With the extra fabric providing upper-back support, Sarah just tucked herself in closer when she fell asleep in the front carry, so I haven't missed it yet.

With both the back and front carries high, snug, and secure, the Boba is a great carrier for moms who want to wear their babies through the winter with a baby-wearing coat.Once you get your adjustments made you're ready to go, there won't be any budging.

Parents shopping for a first soft-structured baby carrier should STRONGLY consider the Boba due to the extra fabric in the panel ALONE.The added feeling of security is so sweet, snuggly, and above all reassuring!

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Boba is a Soft Structured baby carrier (SSC) that is intended for toddlers 1-4 years old (15-45 lbs/7-20 kgs). Boba has a few extra inches of height to keep your center of gravity closer to your body and support your little one's back. The innovative thing about Boba carrier is that there are foot straps attached to the waist belt for the child's feet to sit in- enabling a healthy sitting position for the child. The foot straps not only give little tired legs a rest, but support the legs in a flexed abducted (froglike) position which naturally tilts the pelvis, fills out the hip sockets, and aligns the spine. The Boba is comfortable, attractively designed baby carrier that comes in earth-inspired colors. The Boba is supremely easy to adjust and it is designed for use during everyday activities, both indoors and outdoors. Boba is MADE in USA with 100% certified organic cotton. Features: * accommodates child 1-4 years (15-45 lbs / 7-20 kg) * one size fits most adults * front and back carry * made with GOTS and OE100 certified 100% organic cotton * lined with 100% organic Texas cotton * machine washable * Instructions included * safety buckle to prevent unintended release * high density waist and shoulder strap foam * foot straps for extra leg/hip support * high back for better overall support * made in Boulder, CO USA And measures: * body 15 inches wide and 16 inches tall * 19 inch shoulder straps that extend an additional 19 inches * 28 inch waist belt that extends to 50 inches * 5 inch high waist belt * weight of the carrier: 1.8 lbs

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Ergo Baby Carrier - Camel Review

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(More customer reviews)I am a babywearer, mostly for the convenience of having my baby on my person instead of lugging a stroller around, but the bonding time is a great benefit!I suffered with the Bjorn all through my first child's infancy, but found the back strain progressed to intolerable by the time she 12-15 lbs.I discovered the ergo during my second child's infancy and used it with the insert. It's certainly been the most comfortable carrier for me and my DD. Liked it too that my husb could quickly adjust it to fit himself as well.Yet I found it bulky both to wear under a coat and when just carrying it around (esp traveling). I ended up using the Hotsling when DD was old enough to sit up on my hip (early- like 3months); even got my husb his own.Sling folds up easily into diaper bag; can work under a coat; quick on/off; doesn't emphasize my "mommy-pooch" like the ergo's waist strap does!Now DD is 1yo and I'm back to the ergo for my back's sake.I'm revisiting all the old feelings as well...bulky to carry, hard to wear UNDER a coat, hate the muffin-top the strap creates around my hips and belly.Am finding it difficult to quickly adjust from front/back to side-carry as well.Ah, the sacrifices...

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Ergonomic design 400 threads per inch cotton poplin lining and hood 100% cotton batting in body of carrier to soften edges One inch, high density foam in shoulder strapsQuarter inch high density neoprene foam in waist belt High Quality buckles tested

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Hanamuguri Japanese Baby Carrier Carry your baby 3 ways, Front Carry, Tummy to Tummy and Back Carry Review

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(More customer reviews)I have used a lot of carriers and this one is definitely a new favorite. I love that this carrier is light, can fold up the size of a diaper, and be
in my diaper bag whenever I need it. It is the easiest carrier to use as it just slips over your head with no straps or buckles. The best part I like
is that the straps are wide enough to distribute the weight (my baby is currently 14 lbs) so that I have no pain in my back or neck when I use it like
I do with my Baby Bjorn. My daughter can face both in and out like the Bjorn. My daughter is very happy in it and I have worn it up to 2 hours
without any backaches! While I also use an Ergo, it is bulky and difficult to pack when I travel - this carrier is permanently in my diaper bag now
since it take hardly any room and isn't heavy. It has been a lifesaver when I am trying to run into a store and don't carry a lot with me, I grab it
out of the diaper bag and put her in it. I have the white special edition pattern and get compliments every time I wear it on the design. I
definitely will recommend this carrier and will be giving one to every new parent as their shower gift from here on out. Great product, wish I knew
about it when I had my first child!

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We have tried them all, the Moby - too hard when dealing with a screaming baby, the Bjorn - is a crotch dangler, not good for spine development, the Ergo - bulky and expensive. Then we came across the perfect carrier. It is compact, folds into a small square when not in used (easy storage in the diaper bag), it's comfortable, and flexible (carry your baby on your back, facing you - tummy to tummy and forward facing).One size fits all!Good for when baby's about 3 or 4 months old and has good head control to about 30 pounds. The straps are wide and the weight of the baby is distributed across your back. Available only in the Special Edition print for now.

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Pikkolo Soft Structured Baby Carrier Review

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(More customer reviews)I absolutely LOVE this pack!I've had it for just over a month now, and it gets used every day.Sometimes multiple times during the day.Learning to use it can be a bit complicated, but it's not difficult once you get it down.My 3 month old hates being in his stroller or car seat, so I carry this pack with me everywhere.It's his main mode of transportation when he's not in the car.Originally I was given a Jeep front carrier, but that hurt my back and shoulders.I've had two back surgeries and deal with a lot of back pain already.This carrier has the hip belt, which is a must for me.It's much better on your back and shoulders.Plus, I like the fact there is nothing between me and him.He is securely held in waist belt, and then pressed up against me.Since my son always falls asleep in his carrier (front carry, facing in), it makes it easy to remove the pack after we get home.I can even just lay down on the sofa, unbuckle and slide out everything, and then he can nap right there with me!

He isn't quite big enough for the back carry yet, but I have practiced putting the carrier on that way.It is a little more complicated than some, again, but not hard to figure out.I love the fact that this can be used in so many ways- front facing in, front facing out, hip carry, and back carry.And since it holds a baby up to 40 pounds, there won't be any need for me to look into a new carrier over the years.It is well worth the money.

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The new Pikkolo by CatBird Baby represents the new height of carrier sophistication and comfort. You can completely customize it to meet you and your baby's ever-changing needs over time, and use it in a myriad of positions. * Excellent for babies from newborn up to 45 pounds (age 4 to 5). * All Pikkolo carriers include a detachable sleep hood, chest belt and instruction manual and are 100% cotton, exclusive of trim. * The Pikkolo has a cinching mechanism on either side of the carrier body to narrow the carrier. You can then comfortably wear your baby in front facing out. The baby is held in a healthy semi-seated position which does not place as much pressure on the crotch and spine of the baby as a Baby Bjorn does.* The ability to cinch the carrier body also makes it good for wearing small babies. A narrower cinched carrier body means that a small baby will not have to spread his legs very wide while riding.* Brushed twill cotton fabric is feather-soft, feels wonderful against the skin.* Snap hooks on sleeping hood attach to D-rings on the shoulder straps for ease of use and better adjustment. * Tested to fit wearers between 4'10" and 6'2". * All buckles are dual-adjustable and adjust both ways, for optimal fit and ease of adjustment.* Shoulder straps are padded with deluxe memory foam. It is very thin, but incredibly cushy and shock-absorbent. As the foam becomes warmed by your body heat, it shapes itself to your shoulders for a glove-like fit.* Recommended care: wash on gentle cycle in cold water with a mild detergent. Dry on low until just damp, hang to finish drying in well ventilated area. Spot clean when needed

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ERGO New Infant Insert Review

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(More customer reviews)This is the second Ergo infant insert I've bought.I bought this one hoping it would work better than the old infant insert.It doesn't.Basically, if your newborn doesn't like the Ergo carrier, it's likely neither insert is going to help. You should test the Ergo with your newborn before spending the money.

My husband and I loved the idea of the Ergo carrier, as the hip belt helps alleviate back problems and is much like our packs for backpacking, so we registered for one.But however much we like the carrier, my eight-week-old, 10.5 pound daughter hates it. I've been trying to get her into the Ergo using first the old infant insert, and now the Heart 2 Heart, repeatedly ever since she was born, but with no success. The moment I put her (in the insert) into the Ergo carrier, she starts screaming and doesn't stop until I take her out. I've watched the video for the old insert (note: there's no video for the Heart 2 Heart) and am following their technique exactly, but still she just hates the carrier.

Neither insert provides enough head support for my daughter, which is why I think she screams. The Heart 2 Heart in particular doesn't work; when she's settled into it as per the instructions, the insert doesn't come up high enough to support her head, and she's not a particularly long child.So her head flops forward when she tries to look around, which frustrates her.

Both inserts feel like a bit of an afterthought -- I'm not convinced the Ergo carrier was designed with newborns in mind. Having the baby's feet out one side in the old insert seemed like a stopgap solution, and the Heart 2 Heart doesn't quite solve the issue, either.Interestingly, I picked up a used Baby Bjorn as a last resort after having spent all this money on the Ergo and the inserts, and she likes the Bjorn, because it's stiffer and provides more support.I think she won't like the Ergo until her head's a bit steadier; we'll go back to the Ergo then.

So it's worth knowing before buying this insert that it may or may not be money well spent -- it all just depends on whether your child likes it or not, and there's a possibility she won't (as I've now seen multiple reports on various sites saying that their newborns also don't like the Ergo; wish I'd done this research before getting the Ergo and spending the money on the inserts).It's worth waiting until after your baby is born and trying out the infant inserts before buying them.Otherwise, you may want to hold off on the Ergo until 4-5 months.

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ErgoBaby Infant Insert Heart2HeartThe ERGObaby Infant Insert heart2heart is a specially padded and shaped cushion that can be quickly and easily placed in the carrier and readjusted as needed. This design easily enables parents to ensure that their newborn is positioned correctly on the pillow, keeping pressure off the developing sacrum, and supports the development of the spine and hips. It snaps closed around the infant, holding the baby in a cozy, protected environment close to the heart, as

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Boba Classic Baby Carrier Review

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(More customer reviews)I've owned and used a lot of baby carriers.A LOT.Here's the list:

Woven wrap (Storchenwiege)
Stretchy wrap (Moby)
Mei Tai (Kozy Karrier)
Ring sling (Kangaroo Korner)
Fleece Pouch (Kangaroo Korner)
Soft Structured Carrier (Baby Bjorn and Ergo)

While I found a useful niche for all of these carriers, my "desert island" baby carrier was the Ergo.If I could only have one, the Ergo would be it.That being said, baby-wearing a matter of personal choice, and each of the carriers listed above has its fanatics.I can only speak to my experiences and preferences.

*Now let's talk about the Boba itself in more detail.
The first thing to note is that it's not for babies without head control so don't put this on your baby shower registry and expect to use it with your newborn.The literature that comes with the Boba says that it is for toddlers 15lbs and up. Honestly, I'm not sure why it specifies "toddlers."For one thing, not many toddlers weigh as little as 15lbs.My two babies hit the 15lb mark between 3-6 months, which seems like the right age for starting to use this carrier, as they are starting to be too heavy to wear comfortably in other, less supportive carriers, and in addition, they have good head control.Plus, I'm sure that a couple of the babies shown in the carrier in the pamphlet that comes with the Boba are in the 6-9 month range.So why say "toddlers"?I'll chalk that up to one of life's little mysteries.

*So how does the Boba relate to other types of baby carriers?
As noted above, you won't be using this for an infant without head control.If you want a carrier for a newborn, you can use any of the other carriers I listed at the to of this review besides the Boba and Ergo.So let's say your baby has head control and you'd like to compare it to the others.A stretchy wrap is probably out of the running, because guess what: they're stretchy!As baby gets heavier and heavier, they stretch more and more.The stretchy wrap is great for the wee ones, but around that 15lb mark, you start wanting another carrier.You can use a woven wrap FOREVER.You can carry adults in them if need be.Some people love 'em.I found them to be a bit of a hassle.They are pretty long, and if you're tying it outside, it's going to get on the ground.This creates obvious problems if the ground is wet and/or grimy.I gave those the good ole college try, but ended up not really liking them.A pouch, ring sling, or baby bjorn could also be used with your 15lb+ kid, but all of these carriers spread the weight of the baby over your upper back/shoulders.The heavier baby gets, the less comfortable this is.A mei tai is remarkably similar to the Boba and Ergo.I liked my mei tai.It has the versatility to use a "high shoulder carry" which is fun for little ones, if you want to wear them on your back and have them see over your shoulder.But the straps on the one I had weren't padded, and I ended up preferring the Ergo.Which brings us nicely to the comparison of the Boba to the Ergo.

*Boba vs Ergo
Okay, so they're basically the same.The possible carries are the same.The waist straps and shoulder straps appear to be the same dimensions with the same padding.What I will discuss now is the nitty gritty little differences.The piece of fabric that holds baby is more padded in the Ergo.On the Boba, this piece of fabric is a bit taller, about 2".The sleeping hood (you will probably use this very infrequently, especially as your baby gets older) gets stuffed into a little pocket in the Ergo.For the Boba, it wraps up into a roll.The Ergo has a zipper pocket on the back which is big enough to hold an extra diaper and some baby wipes as well as your keys and money or credit cards (it's approximately 8"w x 6"h x 2"d). The Boba does not have this pocket.The Ergo also has a "belt" that is stitched into the waist in a few intervals.If you don't want to use this, it's not noticeable.But!If you do want to use it, you can get something called the "Ergo Front Pouch" which will velcro over one of the belt sections.This expands your extra stuff carrying capacity significantly.I had this pouch and loved it.These belt loops are absent from the Boba, so this would not be an option.In other words, with the Ergo, you can get away without carrying a diaper bag. With the Boba, you're going to need to carry one, and carrying a diaper bag with a baby strapped to you in this carrier will not be particularly comfortable.Along these lines, the Ergo has been around for a while now, and they've got a lot of accessories designed to attach to it in different ways.It even markets itself as being able to carry a newborn (with a special attachment), but to be honest, I wouldn't.It's not designed for that.Get a pouch for your newborn.The "big" difference between the Boba and the Ergo are the "foot straps."These seem completely useless to me.It's a good thing they make them detachable.If your baby's butt is positioned correctly in the carrier, he or she will already be in the "flexed abducted (froglike)" position with or without these foot straps.The only thing I can see your child doing with these foot straps is using them to get OUT of the froglike position by using them as leverage to try to stand up while being carried!Human beings have been carrying babies in their arms or in carriers for millennia without "foot straps."

*Conclusion
As I mentioned above, of all the baby carriers I owned, if I could only pick one baby carrier to have, it would be the Ergo.In fact, my kids are 4 and 5 now, and while all the other carriers have been sold off or passed along, the only one I still have is my Ergo.I hardly ever use it, but I know that I could if I wanted to (let's say for a long hike) and it would also be the most comfortable option.The Boba, being essentially the same as the Ergo when it comes down to function and use, is a good carrier.It is comfortable, and you can use it for as long as you wish to carry your child.I've seen kids that appear to be 8 years old or older in Ergos.Personally, I prefer the Ergo to the Boba.What it comes down to is that I like the extra storage capacity of the Ergo.Besides the things I mentioned above, the main difference between the Boba and Ergo are the color choices of the carriers.Perhaps you really like the colors that the Boba is offered in, and that decides it for you.If so, as I said, it's a good carrier, and I think you'll be happy with it.Make baby's other parent carry the diaper bag.One more thing: if fashion is your main concern, you might also like to look at the fabric choices for the Beco Baby Carrier, which is another that is basically the same as the Ergo.

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Product Description:
Boba is a Soft Structured baby carrier (SSC) that is intended for toddlers 15 pounds and up. Boba has a few extra inches of height to keep your center of gravity closer to your body and support your little one's back. The innovative thing about the Boba carrier is that there are foot straps attached to the waist belt for the child's feet to sit in enabling a healthy sitting position for the child. The footstraps not only give little tired legs a rest, but support the legs in a flexed abducted (froglike) position which naturally tilts the pelvis, fills out the hip sockets, and aligns the spine

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ERGO baby Carrier Galaxy Grey/Galaxy Review

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(More customer reviews)I started using this carrier right after received it in the mail.My one month old baby was crying hard at the time. Few minutes after I put him in and started walking, he became quiet and fell asleep.Since then, I use it quite often.It's not a magic spell that will always put the baby to sleep but at least my hands are free!As long as I don't have to suffer with souring arms I am happy.The only complaint that I have is that the straps are not very easy to adjust.

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ERGObaby Original CarrierThere is no better feeling than holding your baby close!Using the ERGObaby carrier gives you continuous connection, fabulous feeling of freedom, and security knowing your baby is safe.This is the all-in-one soft baby carrier, assisting you through all the stages of your baby's growth and moving from front to hip to back position easily.Parents tell us the ERGObaby carrier is the best of all the baby carriers on the market. It was designed by Karin Frost and has undergone

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Ergo Baby Carrier Review

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(More customer reviews)We have a Baby Bjorn (Original) as well as an Ergo baby carrier.I think both have their advantages and disadvantages, which I will try to explain below.

We purchased the Ergo carrier before our daughter was born based on the recommendation of a friend.However, we found that she could not sit in it comfortably at first.Before your baby can straddle your torso (until about 4 months/15 lbs), you have to put both legs on one side.I watched the instructional DVD several times and tried to place her into the carrier as comfortably as possible, but she did not like it at all.It didn't look comfortable either with her back twisted and body squished.This is when we decided to try the original Baby Bjorn carrier.

Our daughter loved being in the Bjorn (facing in or out).This carrier is easy to put on and take off and quite compact.However, it was not very comfortable for me (especially as she got heavier) since it put a lot of pressure on my back and shoulders.The fact that there is no waist belt and little padding on the shoulder straps probably contributes to this.The newer Baby Bjorn Active carrier with lumbar support may alleviate some of these problems.(I haven't tried this product though, so I'm not speaking from personal experience).We used the Bjorn until she turned 4 months (about 15 lbs).

I was so relieved when she could finally fit into the Ergo properly (with one leg on each side).It is so much easier on my back and shoulders.With the Bjorn, I could maybe last 15 minutes (at 15 lbs).With the Ergo, I can comfortably go for an hour or two (at almost 20 lbs now).I go grocery shopping and on longer walks this way.She seems very comfortable in it now.She's happy whenever I put her in it and will even go to sleep in it.(Sometimes, this is the only way I can get her to sleep).It looks a lot more comfortable than the Bjorn since she's sitting in it as opposed to being suspended from her crotch.I also don't have any trouble nursing discretely in the Ergo.

Around 6 months I also began carrying her on my back in the Ergo, which was even easier on my back.I have found this to be really convenient when doing things around the house such as vacuuming, doing laundry, cooking etc.It's also nice for outdoor activities like apple picking, strawberry picking, hiking etc.I find these activities somewhat more difficult when carrying a baby in front.While it is easy to put your baby in the front carrying position by yourself, it takes some practice to wear your baby on your back.At first, I needed somebody to help me get her situated on my back, but now I can easily do it by myself.Some may not like the fact that you cannot face your baby outward in the Ergo (and some babies may not like facing inward).This has not been a problem for us.While our daughter loved facing outward in the Bjorn, she did not object to facing inward in the Ergo.Rather than being pressed up against me, she's sitting in it, so she can still look at things to the sides.One more thing about the Ergo - I would recommend purchasing the sucking pads (ERGO Sucking Pads - Cream).Our daughter loves sucking on the straps and it's just much more convenient to wash the sucking pads rather than the whole carrier.

In summary, I think that both, the Bjorn as well as the Ergo, are good carriers, each with some drawbacks.The Bjorn is wonderful for a newborn up to about 12-15 lbs.Being able to have your baby facing in or out is a nice feature.Because of the strain on your back however, I would not recommend using this carrier with older/heavier babies.The Ergo is great for babies starting at around 15 lbs or when they are able to wrap their legs around you.It is much easier on your back and being able to carry your baby on your back can be convenient.For us, the Ergo was not very useful before our daughter turned 4 months as she was not comfortable with her legs on one side, but this probably depends on the baby.

I would rate the Bjorn 3 stars (because it's so hard on your back and we could only use it for a few months) and the Ergo 4 stars (because we couldn't use it with our newborn).My recommendation would be to get one of each if you can.We bought a gently used Bjorn for less than $10, and I have seen a lot of these on Ebay as well as Craigslist.Maybe you could even borrow one from a friend.It just seems like a lot of money to spend on something you aren't going to use for very long.However, I loved carrying my newborn around in it, so I wouldn't have wanted to do without it.

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ERGObaby Original CarrierThere is no better feeling than holding your baby close!Using the ERGObaby carrier gives you continuous connection, fabulous feeling of freedom, and security knowing your baby is safe.This is the all-in-one soft baby carrier, assisting you through all the stages of your baby's growth and moving from front to hip to back position easily.Parents tell us the ERGObaby carrier is the best of all the baby carriers on the market. It was designed by Karin Frost and has undergone

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Lillebaby 5 Position Everywear Baby Carrier Review

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(More customer reviews)As a first time mother and a compulsive experimenter of all "cool" and functional baby products, I have to admit that I am now on my forth infant/ toddler carrier.
I have been using the Lille baby carrier for a couple of months now and I have to admit that I love it.It has united the components that I liked from the other carriers and even added some upgrades.
Some features that work best for me are:
-The shoulder straps are narrow, allowing me put on a jacket over the carrier without the bulk.As a petit woman (5'3), the shoulder straps sit on my body, rather than slipping to the side.Once this carrier is on, it feels comfortable and never moves out of place.
- Her weight sits my hips, allowing me to takehour + long hikes with a 24 lb baby with ease.I have hiked with her on the front (front and back facing) and on my back.The different positions have been great for when my daughter gets fussy.As soon as we change up the position she relaxes.I have even had her on my side, allowing me to "carry" her without the weight on my arms.
- Lightweight but very durable. This is an easy carrier to use in the hot weather, and it is less bulky for packing.It fits under the stroller, in the diaper bag and even in a purse.

Overall, I am very satisfied and know that with the next child, I can stick with one carrier.

Disclaimer:As a professional baby planner, I received this carrier without being charged.My opinions are honest and true to my experience.I have already made recommendations for this carrier to friends.

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Product Description:
The innovative Lillebaby EveryWear carrier is the very essence of adaptability; designed to be the only baby carrier you will ever need - without any accessory purchase required. This amazingly comfortable baby carrier with a sleek and sophisticated style cuts no corners. Regardless of where your parenting days takes you, the EveryWear is prepared to handle it and assist you through all the stages of your baby's growth. If you could have it all, why wouldn't you?
Why it is Better
A truly all-in-one baby carrier, the EveryWear adapts to your child from newborn to about five years and is truly the only carrier you will ever need.

Comfortable, comfortable, comfortable ergonomic design!
Only carrier that offers every carrying function, including a true hip carrier function
Longest lifespan
Adjustable seat for correct ergonomic carrying at every age
Max adjustability, fits the petit to tall.
Light weight

What makes it Ergonomic
The seat adjusts to support a natural sitting position as baby's growth through changing development stages. Older children sit in the ergonomically correct "spread-squat" position, reducing compression of the spine and hips. Extra padded shoulder pad and hip belt.
Why it is so Comfortable
Balancing child's weight efficiently to parents' hips and shoulders, the EveryWear alleviates physical stress. Weight is carried on your hips and shoulders where you are strongest, not on your lower back.
In Summary
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