This is the latest Bebamour carrier. They have changed a lot of new features, making this even better.
This is a five position carrier. With this carrier you don't need to worry about hip displacement. As your baby's hips will be parallel to the ground. Start with putting the velcro closure belt tightly around your hips, secure the velcro. Then there id's a belt with a buckle closure. Secure the belt and tighten it. When applying this carrier for the first time, always have your partner or a friend with you. As you will need help tighten it to where you will need it.
Position one. Baby facing inward. Basically they straddle the saddle inward facing your chest. After the child is on the saddle, then pull the to portion over the two of you. Have your partner/friend tighten the straps. They should feel secure. Not too loose. But not too tight either, as you want to be comfortable as well.
Position two. Outward front. With this one instead of facing inward they just straddle outward. The rest is the same. With this one I find my son likes the most. He can grab things, beware toddler reach zone. He can be alert and look around.
Position three. Inward back. Basically like from facing inward in reverse. It's like a piggyback ride in a carrier.
Position four. Side saddle. This is for the older ones. Basically the top part is removed and you just have the bottom part with the saddle. With this one you do have to hold the child. But rather strain your upper back the pressure is on the lower back. Great for kid's who can walk but have gotten tired.
Position five. Front saddle. Like side saddle but to the front.
There are many new features with this one. There is a sun cover for baby's head. Now this will probably work well with an infant's head. My toddler didn't like it and kept pulling at it. There are two clips to clip it to when it's on your baby's head. When not needed you can unzip it and put it away in one of the pockets. This one has a ventilation pocket. You unzip it to allow airflow. Then you roll it up and snap it into place. There are more pockets now for binkies, mom or dad phone, keys, ect. A major difference in this one is the saddle itself. Now they have always used a huge piece of heavy duty foam. However with this one the foam is half the size but still heavy duty. Now with this me and my hubby had different results. He found it very comfortable and had no problem. However I an a big woman and this did push on my belly a lil awkward. I do like the changes a whole lot. Just the foam was awkward. I received this as a birthday present for my son. More of a parents present lol.
Get your very own one here:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00WNV0MKW/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1439048540&sr=8-10&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=bebamour
This is a five position carrier. With this carrier you don't need to worry about hip displacement. As your baby's hips will be parallel to the ground. Start with putting the velcro closure belt tightly around your hips, secure the velcro. Then there id's a belt with a buckle closure. Secure the belt and tighten it. When applying this carrier for the first time, always have your partner or a friend with you. As you will need help tighten it to where you will need it.
Position one. Baby facing inward. Basically they straddle the saddle inward facing your chest. After the child is on the saddle, then pull the to portion over the two of you. Have your partner/friend tighten the straps. They should feel secure. Not too loose. But not too tight either, as you want to be comfortable as well.
Position two. Outward front. With this one instead of facing inward they just straddle outward. The rest is the same. With this one I find my son likes the most. He can grab things, beware toddler reach zone. He can be alert and look around.
Position three. Inward back. Basically like from facing inward in reverse. It's like a piggyback ride in a carrier.
Position four. Side saddle. This is for the older ones. Basically the top part is removed and you just have the bottom part with the saddle. With this one you do have to hold the child. But rather strain your upper back the pressure is on the lower back. Great for kid's who can walk but have gotten tired.
Position five. Front saddle. Like side saddle but to the front.
There are many new features with this one. There is a sun cover for baby's head. Now this will probably work well with an infant's head. My toddler didn't like it and kept pulling at it. There are two clips to clip it to when it's on your baby's head. When not needed you can unzip it and put it away in one of the pockets. This one has a ventilation pocket. You unzip it to allow airflow. Then you roll it up and snap it into place. There are more pockets now for binkies, mom or dad phone, keys, ect. A major difference in this one is the saddle itself. Now they have always used a huge piece of heavy duty foam. However with this one the foam is half the size but still heavy duty. Now with this me and my hubby had different results. He found it very comfortable and had no problem. However I an a big woman and this did push on my belly a lil awkward. I do like the changes a whole lot. Just the foam was awkward. I received this as a birthday present for my son. More of a parents present lol.
Features
- Shell 100% Cotton/ Lining 100% Polyester.
- Approx Dimensions::L11.8"*H9.8"*W7"(L30*H25*W18cm)&4 front pockets and 2 sides pockets on the belt.
- Unsnap and unzipper to separate the front piece into two parts,it can be used alone as a hipseat;
- Max capacity is 19.9 kg for baby who is from 3 to 36 months;
- Multifunctional front and back baby carrier provides you with 5 different carry positions:1.Inward Facing Position(3-36 months);2.Forward Facing Position(6-36 months);3.Backpack Facing Position(3-36 months);4. Hip seat Inward Facing Position(3-36 months);5.Hip seat Forward Facing Position(3-36 months);
- This product has been certified by SGS,Please follow and comply with the instructions to ues this baby carrier.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00WNV0MKW/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?qid=1439048540&sr=8-10&pi=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords=bebamour
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