Ergobaby Aura Baby Wrap Carrier & Sling for Newborn to Toddlers up to 11kg (0-3 yrs), 100% Viscose, Comfort & Stretch with Built-in Storage Pocket, Indigo

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I think that wraps of this style are fantastic for younger babies as they are comfortable, well supported and close to you. However, Baby T and I are not really able to communicate effectively as we cannot really see each other’s faces. Facing out in a sling from around months helps cure the baby FOMO and can be super handy when they don’t want to be put down for too long and holding them all day in your arms just isn’t an option! I attempted tying a material sling for a short while, and I won’t lie, the task was definitely a challenge for my sleep-deprived brain! He sent me a very courteous response, and offered me the chance to be one of the first testers of the new carrier.

Whilst the Omni Breeze further provides a cool and airy ride, with it's SoftFlex mesh covering - which will you choose?Next I looked at the straps, which are the usual rucksack style, to be worn uncrossed and held in place by an accessory strap (or chest belt). Machine washable , make sure to fasten all hook and loop fasteners (velcro) and buckles before washing. Do be aware, though that on hot days, hoods can trap air and increase the temperature inside the carrier. With a background in design, she set out to create something that was both comfortable and easy for parents to use. Thanks to the self-explanatory and intuitive design of the Adapt™ baby carriers, putting them on is a piece of cake.

Like each product in the Ergobaby range, the Ergobaby OMNI 360 supports baby in a hip-healthy “M” shape position, at all stages and in all positions including outward-facing. I particularly liked the supportive wide waistband with the extra buckle for a little more snugness if needed.However I quickly picked up the technique and once you have the hang of it, it is easy and quick to do. The panel forms a bucket shape for baby to sit in when facing out, and it is almost impossible for the pelvis not to tilt slightly so that knees are brought up and are well supported in front and away from parent, which is good. We’ve used it in the rain and sun – no problems there thanks to a SPF hood (he looks so cute peeping out beneath it) – and I’ve also managed to breastfeed whilst wearing it, although I admit that I haven’t, unlike some mothers, worked out how to do this whilst walking along. A great feature of the Aura wrap compared to the previous type I used was that the label was a marker for the middle and different stitching was used to identify the guiding edge. Also, in the Ergo360, baby’s arms are not trapped inside small arm holes, so he will be able to move his hands to his face freely and suck his fingers when needed, which is important for his comfort So for parents who feel their baby needs to face forwards, and are unable or unwilling to use an ergonomic hip carrier, but still wish to ensure the most comfortable option for their child, this new 360 Ergo is the best solution on the market, I feel.