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Anyone use either of these & know how much weight they can support?
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3532777
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3983863
Anyone know any good ones? My baby is 4 1/2 months, 13lbs 9oz. Don't want the backpack carrier things..
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I've have the Moby Wrap. I really like it. It can easily support my toddler. It is easy to wrap when you get the hang of it. I certainly recommend it.
To the first poster --- bag style slings (like those made by Infantino) have been implicated in suffocation deaths because of the way the "hold" the baby --- they essentially force the baby into a chin-to-chest position (which cuts off oxygen supply) and obscure the parent's view. The recall/advisories on slings are specifically about bag slings. All parents should learn how to properly position a baby and not buy products that make it virtually impossible to do so.
Check out this website for safe babywearing:
http://www.thebabywearer.com/
I've have the Moby Wrap. I really like it. It can easily support my toddler. It is easy to wrap when you get the hang of it. I certainly recommend it.
To the first poster --- bag style slings (like those made by Infantino) have been implicated in suffocation deaths because of the way the "hold" the baby --- they essentially force the baby into a chin-to-chest position (which cuts off oxygen supply) and obscure the parent's view. The recall/advisories on slings are specifically about bag slings. All parents should learn how to properly position a baby and not buy products that make it virtually impossible to do so.
Check out this website for safe babywearing:
http://www.thebabywearer.com/
Baby (front) carriers for Pre-schoolers?
Fanano
Hi,
We are from Dubai, UAE (we are used to warm temperatures). My little brother is 2 & 1/2. He moves quite a lot, and we might be going to Japan in the winter, its his first time to a cold-snowy place. We are worried about him, so I decided on getting a carrier.
1) It is appropriate to get carriers for children at that age, right?
2) What do you recommend is one of the most convenient carriers (we prefer those that are front and not facing parent)?
* Also:
I would highly appreciate if someone could suggest one of those carriers that are actually a multi-purpose (front carriers, back carriers, and stroller seat?)
If front carriers are irrelevant..
then, how about back carriers like the one "Ethel" mentioned.
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Well there is a carrier for the hip for older children to about 3 1/2
here's the link :
http://www.infantino.com/Carriers/151-302.php
or if not you can just get a Backpack which is for older babies and he will ride on your back.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_ba?url=node%3D166828011&field-keywords=+baby+backpacks
If the child is 2 1/2 Im not sure why you're so concerned.. just about the cold? Dress him warmly, and he will be fine. Really. Just make sure he's dressed appropriately when going outside. If he's in a stroller maybe get a stroller with a foot muff so he'll be warmer.
Well there is a carrier for the hip for older children to about 3 1/2
here's the link :
http://www.infantino.com/Carriers/151-302.php
or if not you can just get a Backpack which is for older babies and he will ride on your back.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_ba?url=node%3D166828011&field-keywords=+baby+backpacks
If the child is 2 1/2 Im not sure why you're so concerned.. just about the cold? Dress him warmly, and he will be fine. Really. Just make sure he's dressed appropriately when going outside. If he's in a stroller maybe get a stroller with a foot muff so he'll be warmer.
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