Q: I was just wondering. I'm picking one up for my mother. It will be much easier for her to watch the new baby with. I take place today and I wanted to know if it would fit a larger woman ... not huge but I do not want to lose my money.
A: Most carriers are adjustable before. My husband has a great hockey player build and still has tons of room to spare before our carrier. Its fairly simple to adjust what we can go back and forth with ours.
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I have an almost 4 month old baby girl and I want to get a new front carrier. I have the chicco front carrier but it's so uncomfortable for me and seems to be for her also. Is she too big for me to think about buying a new one? How old were your babys
Not at all, I still carry my 21 month old from time to time in our ring sling (maya) or Ergo. I recommend the Ergo, beco butterfly or similar style buckle type soft carrier that disperses the weight on your waist as well. The Chicco style is really
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I have a 4-month-old son and we currently use two different types of carriers with him. My husband uses the Chicco front carrier and I use a Moby wrap (which he and I both love but I can't strap him on my back without a 2nd pair of hands, which I rarely
Try the Ergo Baby Carrier.
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As baby shower gifts, I was very fortunate to receive two slings (one with paddings, the other without), one Chicco carrier (front only, for up to 10kg/22lbs), and one Baby Bjorn carrier (can be used in front and back, for up to 12 kg).
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I like my baby bjorn- its a front carrier and i can have him face me or face out- i think it works well- but my boy is 13 lbs and all the carriers feel heavy - supposed to b able to use it until like 25 lbs- when my first girl was older i got the hip