Advantages: You can carry your baby facing you or facing outwards in total comfort. Disadvantages: None that I can think of.
I bought one of these for my first baby, it was a god send, you can carry your baby in 2 positions - facing you or facing outwards.
I found facing them towards you when they are small is better as they cant see much from birth anyway. As they get older they can see better so changing the position means they can see where they are going.
I also used it with my second baby which helped me a lot as I didn't have to push around a double buggy, I had the baby in the carrier and my other daughter in a single pushchair, great for looking around shops.
The material inside is like a fleece, it is so soft and snug, it still feels like this now after lots of washes. (machine washable).
It also has a storage pocket and a dummy holder which is great for when your baby spits out the dummy!
It can fold out flat so you can put your baby in ...
When my wife became pregnant we sat down and wrote a list of all the stuff we would need for our little bundle of joy. I'd often seen people out and about with there cute tiny babies in the little pouch on their front and thought it looked cute. I really wanted one but I was sure that it would be a complete waste of money. I really thought it would be a five minute wonder that wouldn't last um...........five minutes! How wrong was I?
We got our sling from Argos and it cost us just £12.99. I thought this was a bargain considering some can cost up to around £40 which I was not prepared to pay. It is blue in colour and has a little 'Tomy' logo on the front.
Our baby was born and I was dying to try this little contraption out so we thought we'd go out for a walk. It took us about 20 minutes to actually get the sling on and our baby ...
Advantages: Soft fabric, comfortable for baby, looks sporty Disadvantages: Can be fiddly getting baby in and out
We bought the TomyFreestyle for use with our first child two years ago. It's a front carrier that takes a baby from birth to around 9 months. It cost me around £30 from Mothercare.
We chose this carrier because the fabric was so soft inside and on the outside it was quite plain, yet had a sporty look to it. My husband said it was the most masculine of the carriers available which was a big plus for him.
It has two wide shoulder straps which cross over the wearer's back and a wide back support that goes around your waist. The whole front folds down to get baby in and out although we both find it hard to get the clips back through their respective holes to secure it.
There is a part at the front which folds up and down to support babies head which is particularly useful for newborns or if baby falls asleep.
Baby can face ...
Product Information for "Tomy Freestyle Click and Go Baby Carrier" »
Product details
Long Name
Freestyle Click and Go Baby Carrier, Freestyle Click 'n' Go
Type
Baby Carrier
Manufacturer
Tomy
Brand Manufacturer
Tomy UK Limited
MPN
1754
Maximum Weight Capacity
19
Manufacturer's product description
This product was developed with professional chiropractors for achieve ease of use and a supremely comfortable fit. The parent harness on the Click n\' Go is ergonomically designed and padded for superior comfort. The baby \'pouch\' completely unclips from the parent harness so your baby can be loaded easily and safely, and then simply clips back on to the parent harness at 3 points. The carrier includes a baby head support specially designed to help prevent side-to-side roll, a storage pocket, soother holder, dribble bib and loose strap tidies. You can carry your baby facing inwards or outwards (from 3 months). Adjustable leg straps ensure a safe and secure fit for your baby as they grow. Maximum weight 9.5kgs.
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