Some manufacturers offer 12 months warranty where as some manufacturers offer 2 years, with some manufacturers even offering further warranty. months: Side/hip facing or parent-facing front carry (your baby can stabilise their head unaided as you move around.

but can safely used from 5lbs so long are you’re carefully attending to the TICKS babywearing safety guidelines.The unique straps spread to fit snugly across shoulders for better weight distribution and combine the soft flexibility of a sling with the secure structure of a buckled carrier whilst providing three different carry positions. Soft, breathable fabrics contour to perfectly fit both you and your baby's body for the best support and optimum carrying position.

I only ever wear it on my front and usually have Joseph facing me but as he gets older he’ll probably want to face out.Washable fabric is 100% polyester for the outer and inner, making this super lightweight and quick to dry. Petite mums, or anyone who wants to avoid a hot, bulky carrier, often find this is THE best newborn carrier for them. We rarely take a double pushchair because it’s a bulky nuisance, so when George gets tired I pop him in the pushchair and put Joseph in the carrier. Many people will move on to an ergonomic carrier like the Ergobaby Omni Breeze at around 4-6 months if they’re keen on a front facing carrier. For most people it is not safe to attempt hands-free breastfeeding with a very small baby; you will still need to use a hand or arm to support your baby’s head when they are feeding.