Showing posts with label Baby Carriers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Carriers. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Baby Carrier Comparison Chart - 2012

We've created this chart as a quick way to compare the best features of the different baby carriers we sell. These are just our opinions, based on 13 years of experience in helping parents choose the right baby carrier. Let us know if you have questions; we can (and do!) expound upon every check mark in this chart.
Optimum Ages* Quick on/off Best for Long Periods of Use One Size Fits All Adults Use While Nursing** Baby Can Ride Facing Forward Toddler Can Ride on Back Best Feature
Slings & Wraps
Sakura Bloom Ring Sling Birth-2yrs yes   yes yesyes yes   Very Versatile
Moby Wrap Birth-12mos   yes yes yes yes   Very Secure & Balanced
Boba Wrap Birth-12mos   yes yes yes yes   Very Secure & Balanced. Springs Back to Snug Fit
Soft Structured Carriers
Ergo Baby Carrier 6mo-3yrs
younger w/ infant insert
yes yes yes yes   yes Comfortably Distributes Weight to Hips
Boba Baby Carrier Birth-3yrs
No special infant insert needed.
yes yes yes yes   yes Built-in support for young babies, stirrups for toddlers.
Beco Gemini Baby Carrier Birth-3yrs
No special infant insert needed.
yes yes yes yes yes yes Adjustable seat expands carrier as baby grows.
Beco Soleil Baby Carrier 6mo-3yrs
younger w/ infant insert
yes yes yes yes   yes Cute, wide-bodied toddler carrier

Beco Baby Carriers


 
Boba Baby Carriers



Ergo Baby Carriers



Moby Wrap



Sakura Bloom


Wednesday, March 17, 2010

The BabyHawk Oh SNAP! Structured Baby Carrier


We recently added this new soft structured carrier from BabyHawk called the Oh SNAP! It's a great carrier for older babies and toddlers and can be worn on the front or the back.

It's similar to our long-time favorite the Ergo, but it has a fold-down head support panel instead of a hood and a wider center panel. Like the Ergo, it has a wide padded waist belt, padded sholder pads, and an adjustable chest strap. Unlike the Ergo, BabyHawk doesn't (as yet) make an infant insert to accomodate small babies--it's intended only for babies 15lbs or larger.

We love BabyHawk's sense of style and we get new fabric combinations every time we order. We also love the fact that they're made in the USA. Stop in a and try one on with your baby!