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(1 review)| Comfort | 10.0 |
| Ease Of Use | 10.0 |
| Value For Money | 10.0 |
| Overall | 10.0 |
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From: mymblemummy
on 24-Aug-08 21:01
Overall rating 10.0
1 person said they found this review useful.
Far and away my favourite carrier for back carries. It has a clever internal seat into which you buckle the baby, which makes putting the carrier on single-handed sheer child's play.
The chest straps are comfortably positioned so they do not dig into your breasts or cut into your armpits, and the rest of the carrier has padding to prevent straps chafing the baby's legs.
It is a super piece of design and comes in a fairly wide range of fabric choices.
It can also be used for front carries, but I think it really scores over other carriers when it comes to back carries.
The instructions could be more detailed but there are better ones on the maker's website.
At $129 and only available from the maker in the USA, it isn't the cheapest or easiest to find carrier, but it has been a marvellous buy for me.
The chest straps are comfortably positioned so they do not dig into your breasts or cut into your armpits, and the rest of the carrier has padding to prevent straps chafing the baby's legs.
It is a super piece of design and comes in a fairly wide range of fabric choices.
It can also be used for front carries, but I think it really scores over other carriers when it comes to back carries.
The instructions could be more detailed but there are better ones on the maker's website.
At $129 and only available from the maker in the USA, it isn't the cheapest or easiest to find carrier, but it has been a marvellous buy for me.
1 person said they found this review useful.
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