Baby Carriers

An ergonomic baby carrier provides the baby with a comfortable seating, known as the M-position, where their bottom is positioned lower than their knees. The carrier should also support the natural curve of the baby's back, forming a C shape.

It's also important to follow the T.I.C.K.S acronym for baby carrier safety:

• tight
• in view at all times
• close enough to kiss
• keep chin off the chest
• supported back

Ergonomic baby carriers keep your baby comfortable and safe during your adventures together.

To avoid discomfort and strain when carrying your baby, choose a carrier that suits different body types. Here's the check list:

• Hip belts. Provides better relief for your back and shoulders so you can carry your baby for longer periods.

• Shoulder straps. Shouls be long enough to fit your body comfortably. Padded straps are more comfortable, but can be too bulky to wear under a jacket.

• Crossed shoulder straps. Hugs your baby closer and distributes its weight more evenly.