Product Information, Not A Review

Quick Specs
What Stands Out
What To Check
What This Is
The entry point into babywearing, and the one most people should start with before deciding whether they need a $200 carrier.
Why Start Here
Babywearing suits some families enormously and some barely at all, and you cannot know which you are until you try it. Finding out on a cheap carrier costs very little. If you end up wearing your kid four hours a day, upgrade then, with a much better idea of what you want.
A Word On Facing-Out
Every new parent wants to turn the baby outward and it looks great. Wait until there is genuine head and neck control, keep the sessions short, and watch for the overstimulation that usually follows. Facing-in is the default for a reason; facing-out is an occasional treat.
The Short Version
The right carrier to find out whether babywearing suits you, before spending real money on one that might sit in a closet.

MIKE MANNING
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