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Baby back carrier- recommendations please

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Coj · 05/06/2004 21:42

Want to go & explore the countryside. Can anyone recommend any reasonably priced back carriers? (I have boobs, so it's got to be comfy too!)

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maomao · 05/06/2004 21:47

Try looking at this

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hovely · 05/06/2004 21:53

Can't specify a model, but some tips in case they help...we got 2 carriers, one Tomy simple thing with no frills and the other a fancy GS60 with straps and adjustments galore. used tomy non-stop and fancy job exactly 2 times. the main difference was that I could not get the gs60 on without getting onto my hands and knees on the floor, whereas I could swing the Tomy one up and round to put it on with dd already in it. I would say this is the key thing, and it must have a waist/hip strap. Also rain covers never really worked for me, it was better to put a hat and poncho on the child. I have boobs (tho' less than they used to be ) and I think you just have to try the carrier to see where the straps come. More padding the better (on the straps, not the boob).

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Coj · 05/06/2004 23:06

Thanks maomao
Kiddicare have Cosatto sherpa for £30 (up to 2yrs)
or Bush baby lite for £70 (3yrs & looks much nicer)
DH will think it will ruin his street cred, so i will end up wearing it - At what weight will it become too much & will I be able to wear it for long periods of time?

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