BabyBjörn Baby Carrier Free, 3D mesh, Anthracite/Leopard

Loved my old babybjorn baby carrier but after 2 babys it did see an accident one day when I was rushing to put it away & busted one of the clips.So I'm so happy to see a much improved version of my old one complete with a new style of clips that won't bust for the same reason my old one did. New material that's more breathable. The old only had 2 adjustments for hight and this new one let's you adjust based on exactly how tall/long your baby is & has a type of fabric tape measure that's stitched to the carrier itself. All you have to do is pull... hard.. to adjust it. Just like the old one it also give you what I like to think of as basic reminder instructions (not to be substituted or reason to skip over the book, read the book). There's also a simple video you can watch but again not a substitution for reading the book. The carrier also has improved back support. Some of the things I like about these carriers over others is because of how easy it is to put the baby into them. I can put it on me then get them in and out of it easy. Even when my girls would fall asleep it was easy to just lay forward wherever i wanted them to take a nap and unclip the carrier without a fuss.Some of the other carriers I've seen require you to not have it fully attached to yourself, then put the baby in, & then do a clip behind your back between your shoulder blades... umm no. I big no. It's not that I can't reach that part but the idea of not having my baby not fully secured to do that & then thinking about how may times I would need to do that over and over again for more than a year... pass.I love babybjorn because I can have it safely attached to myslef before I put my baby into it. I'm not reaching and putting my body in an awkward position to do any of it. The clips might seem intimidating at first but once you practice putting it on and adjusting it you should get the hang of it and find it easy. I used to practice with my first girl when I was still unsure and just walk around the house. It didn't take long and I was able to put it on no problems.I would say to someone that have never used one of babybjorns carriers not to let the clips and straps make you feel like you can't figure it out or use it. Even if you don't have anyone to help you and your on your own you can still do it. It's not nearly as complicated as it may look.I feel that this is worth the money and was one of my favorite baby buys that I got. Hence why I'm getting this new version to replace my almost 6year old one for my 3rd pregnancy.

Baby carriers are very difficult item to buy online and what's in stores is very limited. I purchased 6 different carriers in two sizes to try and see which was best for me to keep and this one came out the winner. I highly recommend it. The price was what almost deterred me from purchasing because it is pricey. That being said, my body (back, neck & shoulders) do not hurt and my baby is secure and stable in this. I don't need to worry about my child flopping or falling out which was the case with most all other baby carriers. This carrier is sturdy, comfortable, breathable, well made, high quality stitching and material, easy to adjust, easy to put on, easy to get baby in and out and overall thoughtfully made. It makes life with a baby and preschooler easier. I highly recommend you read the instructions to get best and safest use out of it or you may try and it and not like it for all the wrong reasons. It's been worth every penny and I don't regret my purchase considering I use the carrier a lot and baby always ends up falling asleep in it. Highly recommend!!

We received a second-hand Infantino carrier which was like a torture device, even with just an 8 pound newborn. Assumed all baby carriers were inherently painful and endured for several weeks that way. We need not have suffered!Ordered four different carriers, two low price points and two expensive ones including another Infantino (mistake), a no-name brand, the famous Ergobaby, and this Baby Bjorn.The newer model Infantino was still painfully uncomfortable for Mom and Dad, and the hard connection pieces hit baby in both sides of the face.The no-name low-price carrier was no frills, but better designed than the Infantino at least.Ergobaby, the most expensive model we ordered, we unboxed but were too intimidated by the setup instructions to even wear it once. It read like stereo instructions, and no kidding had 30+ steps just to get to a basic setup. We are sleep deprived and could not devote the energy to try to understand. It’s possibly a great carrier, but not for us.Finally Baby Bjorn. The dream carrier. Simple instructions. Adjusting sliding seat with a built-in ruler based on baby’s height. Easy shoulder and waist straps to allow Mom or Dad to quickly adjust for their own use - Mom is 5’ 3”, Dad is 6’ 3” and this is no issue at all for this carrier. Most importantly - this thing is COMFORTABLE for baby and for parents. No agonizing shoulder pain, the weight of baby (now 16 pounds) is supported by a firm “exoskeleton” back support brace. The mesh option we chose keeps us all cool and dries super fast for the inevitable drool / spit up / clean ups. Hand wash, or machine wash in a pillow case and hang dry.Very pleased with this (unfortunately expensive) purchase.

I'm 200 lbs and this gives great support. It fits large and small. It's easy to figure out and my baby loves it. I bought a cheap one before and couldn't figure out how to use it and it didn't provide support. Spend the money you won't regret it.