3-in-1 Baby Carrier with Multiple Adjustable Positions by Babyway

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As you know I strive to be completely honest and in this point my hubby will completely agree, we’ve tried a few carriers over our 2.Parent tester Alannah, who tested this with their 3 month old (pictured), said "My husband found it really comfortable and supportive. Padded shoulder straps, thick padded lumbar support and cross brace to divide weight distribution and provide comfort for parents. Kids can clean their teeth over the sink, get on to the toilet or help in the kitchen with this step stool. Janet, who tested this with her 4-year-old said: "This carrier is perfect for packing in your bag when you’re going out for the day.

I really think it’s the little touches that really make the difference and justify the cost of this carrier. Some other carriers don’t have a waist strap, providing lumbar support, and therefore the baby’s weight is carried on your shoulders and these carriers generally don’t last very long – the one we had before (Baby Bjorn) was killing my back by 7 months. It is also possible to wear the straps either as you would a backpack or cross them over which ever you find comfiest.It has brilliant support when outward facing, good breathability, excellent lumbar support and easy adjustability around the head and neck area. There are huge variety of different styles that allow you to carry your baby on your front, side or back.

You can also read about our home DIY, life with two kids, pregnancy, and of course all those toddler tantrums and mummy moments. Padding around the waist straps and shoulder straps means that you are able to use the product with comfort and ease. The instruction manual is amazing – very detailed with proper photos of a mum and baby attaching the carrier on herself with explanations as you go along! When I first saw this, I thought it was too simple, was going to dig in and provide no support but it really is a case of ‘less is more’.I like that it’s hard to use this wrongly, and it keeps baby in that crucial ‘M’ shape, which is the best position for them. As well as being comfortable for babies, it's also great for parents too, with a wide lumbar support in the waist panel.