• BABYBJORN BABY CARRIER MINI JERSEY 3D-DUSTY PINK
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Babybjorn - Baby Carrier Mini Jersey 3D - Dusty Pink

Babybjorn - Baby Carrier Mini Jersey 3D - Dusty Pink

$150.00
$150.00
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       Product Details

  • Small and lightweight
  • 3 carrying positions
  • Easy to get on and off unaided
  • Supersoft and gently hugs your baby’s body
  • Unique fabrics specifically developed for our baby carriers
  • Adjustable head support and back straps

Whenever you are baby wearing, remember T.I.C.K.S:
T - Tight: The carrier should be tight enough to hug your baby close to you.
I - In view at all times: You should always be able to see your baby’s face by simply glancing down.
C - Close enough to kiss: By tipping your head forward you should be able to kiss your baby on the head.
K - Keep chin off the chest: A baby should never be curled so that their chin is forced onto their chest as this can restrict their breathing.
S - Supported back: The baby’s back should be supported in a natural position so their tummy and chest are against you.

Baby Carrier Mini is a small and easy-to-use baby carrier that best suits newborn babies, with their great need for closeness.

Baby Carrier Mini is simple to put on and take off, making it perfect for frequent, short babywearing sessions. It has a convenient, clever design that lets you unfasten the entire front section to gently lift out your baby.

You can use Baby Carrier Mini from the day your baby is born—its softness and small size make it ideal to pack in your hospital bag!

The soft fabrics gently hug your baby’s back, legs and hips and provide good support. You can check your newborn’s position and the natural curve of their back through the fabric with your hands. Baby Carrier Mini also offers sturdy and adjustable head support.  

You can use Baby Carrier Mini for your newborn, and no extra infant insert is necessary. You can also use Baby Carrier Mini for both the facing-in position and the facing-out position. You can carry in the facing-out position from around the age of five months, once your baby is strong enough to hold their head up unaided.
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