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Mobywraps are great. They hold the baby in the correct position and helps protect their spine. It's really comfortable to wear as well as it goes over both shoulders.
http://www.mobywrap.com/
The Ergo is really great as well it holds baby in the same position as the Mobywrap but is a lot easier to get on without all the wrapping. It holds a baby up to 18kg (approx 40lbs). It's also really comfortable as it spreads the baby's weight over your hips and shoulders so your back doesn't feel the weight.
http://www.ergobabycarrier.com/
Mobywraps are great. They hold the baby in the correct position and helps protect their spine. It's really comfortable to wear as well as it goes over both shoulders.
http://www.mobywrap.com/
The Ergo is really great as well it holds baby in the same position as the Mobywrap but is a lot easier to get on without all the wrapping. It holds a baby up to 18kg (approx 40lbs). It's also really comfortable as it spreads the baby's weight over your hips and shoulders so your back doesn't feel the weight.
http://www.ergobabycarrier.com/
Do baby backpack carriers hurt your back?
Q. Theres alot of trails around my new house and I want to do lots of walking/hiking with my 9 month old baby. I've been thinking a backpack carrier would be nice, but do they hurt your back?
would it be worth getting one?
would it be worth getting one?
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Baby backpack carriers can hurt your back especially if your baby is very heavy. I think at 9 months your baby may be too big to carry on your back and may not fit into most back carriers. However, if you have a small baby, you may be able to do this. Your baby will be walking soon and not want to be carried on your back so you may only use the back pack carrier for a couple of months. In my opinion, I don't think it would be worth getting one at this point.
Baby backpack carriers can hurt your back especially if your baby is very heavy. I think at 9 months your baby may be too big to carry on your back and may not fit into most back carriers. However, if you have a small baby, you may be able to do this. Your baby will be walking soon and not want to be carried on your back so you may only use the back pack carrier for a couple of months. In my opinion, I don't think it would be worth getting one at this point.
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