Baby Gear - Carriers Reviews
Baby carriers are often underrated, and yet some will argue that they are as important or more than a good stroller. We've been bundling babies to our bodies for centuries at least, knowing instinctively to pair convenience with the benefits of mother-child bonding. From those age-old methods to the modern strap 'n buckle models like Infantino or Baby Bjorn, some of the most popular baby carriers are the old-is-new-again Slings and Wraps (eg. Moby).
Our Tip: choose a baby carrier with the caregiver's comfort and fit in mind as much as Baby's!
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I thought I would really like this but ended up hating it! My son screamed while inside I think it was too tight on his legs. I wanted it to work for us but unfortunately I returned it. Would not recommend it to anyone with a larger baby. I even did sizing calculations as per...
4 reviews
This baby carrier should not be on the market since it is not ergonomic for babies hips and legs. It is the kind of carrier where the baby dangles from the crotch..very bad product!
1 review
I didn't want to spend a fortune on a carrier so we picked this one up for a decent price. When my daughter was really small this worked fine but as soon as she got bigger she sat uncomfortably in it. The shape of it just didn't allow for a comfortable and easy fit. We didn't...
2 reviews
I love my maya wrap and most importantly so does baby! Almost guaranteed naps when she snuggles up in there. She's around 16 lbs and we're still wearing it comfortably.
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It is my first baby carrier and I find it very nice. It is comfortable on the shoulders for 20-30 minutes if you have a willing baby. The fabrics is soft and seem of quality. Many prints are available depending of the taste, a little bit expensive but worth it.
2 reviews
I like that I can use my Ergo for my newborn, but only would use the insert for my winter babies. I think a baby would be too hot with this in the summer. My newborn loves snuggling up to me in this...it took a while to get the hang of how to use it, but now that I have the...
1 review
Baby and I love the Moby. Soft and cozy, keeps her close and easy to adjust as she grows. Only downside is it's a lot of fabric to deal with. If we're driving to where I'll be wearing it, I'll often tie it on at home first so that I'm not dragging the tails all over who knows...
1 review
comfortable, pockets for cell phone etc. padded, washable,
3 reviews
I don't care for this carrier very much. I find in comparison to my Mei Tai it doesn't hold baby close enough to my body, it lets his head flop when he sleeps and I don't care for the position his legs are in, it's what I imagine being strung up by your underwear feels like...
1 review
My son was in a carrier all the time during his first year, but it didn't convert to a back carrier which was a must. We tried all the carriers out at home before we left and landed on this one. It's surprisingly comfortable for the kiddo and the person wearing it. The other...
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Having a velcro baby means needing to wear him a lot. I wanted a woven that was nice and soft, and bright and colourful. The hoppediz is all of those things. I washed it a few times to break it in, but it didn't require too much work. I love the colors. I find they cheer me...
3 reviews
This is the old ergo insert and I much prefer it to the new insert. It is easier to use and fits a wider range of babies. Yes. it is essentially a small, padded blanket but I found it was less fuss. I am sad that I sold mine and would gladly trade for the new heart2heart one.
1 review
Love this. I recommend this to all the new parents out there. So easy to use and remove. Baby feels snug in it. I use this to travel go on walkss. You'll love it as well
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I love peanut butter and dark chocolate and this lived up to all my expectations. I wish it tasted a little more natural and slightly less sugary, howver for the price i still loved it!
2 reviews
You hear all these things telling you it’s unsafe to put your car seat on top of the cart, put it in the basket, but that takes up so much valuable basket space! This is the perfect solution, place your baby in the hammock and stack everything underneath! Sometimes when I’m...
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I think this is a good brand and that the carriere would last a long time but it didn't work for me and my baby. I struggled to try and tie it up properly and was always worried baby was going to fall out. I much prefer the carriers that buckle up!
1 review
This is the lighter weight or cooler version of the Baby K'tan Carrier/Sling for baby wearing. It is part mesh fabric, part cotton to give you the choice for warmer weather or for Mum & baby as to which fabric is more suitable for each. I love that choice as both my babies and I...
1 review
Having outgrown both his peanut sling and Pippalily sling, Baby H needed an upgrade. I did some research online and found the WOMbaby sling. The adjustable rings make it easy to use - I was slinging away as soon as we made our purchase. The all cotton fabric makes the sling a...
1 review
This product was a lifesaver for us when my colic baby didn't want to be put down. Some days, it was the only way to get any kind of housework done. It also was a real blessing when out and about, rather than carry a heavy car seat, this wrap allowed us to wear the baby nice and...
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I absolutely love my Babyhawk Mei Tai carrier and wouldn't get much done without it! The Mei Tai is almost like a cross between a wrap and a soft style carrier. It holds baby similar to an Ergo but instead of clips, you tie it up like a wrap. I like this because it is easy to...
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