BabyBjörn Baby Carrier Harmony, 3D Mesh, Anthracite

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All BABYBJÖRN carriers are created with the baby and wearer in mind. They are machine washable, and built to last and adjust with you and your baby. The fabric used is always stylish but soft and gentle for your baby’s delicate skin. That being said, looking at the Ergobaby Carrier vs BABYBJORN Baby Carrier, they both meet some of that criteria in similar ways. This enables you to be hands-free while also giving your child a different experience than simply a baby swing or bouncer seat. Really, investing in a carrier like the Ergobaby means adding another useful baby accessory into your life and into your baby’s life as well. When you buy a baby carrier from BabyBjörn, you can be confident that you’re making a safe choice. BabyBjörn works closely with both medical experts and paediatricians, and we always start with the most recent research. Throughout the process – from concept to finished product – we focus on safety and good ergonomics for both you and your baby. Tested & safe

Small range of colours. Cool Air mesh version available with same features and functions as cotton version. Daisy: This carrier honestly changed our lives. It is easier to fit (especially when swapping between me and my husband) than any other carrier we tried. The material also doesn't make you sweat like the others. We other carriers I could not keep them on long enough to sweat as I found them too uncomfortable but with this even going for long walks in hot weather myself and my husband found the material nice and breathable. It is also so small to fold up and put in your bag. Would you choose this product above all others on the market? In part to provide optimal comfort for your growing baby and in part to enable you to babywear as comfortably as possible. There is one height position for newborns and one for older babies. When carrying an older baby, move the belt to your hips so your baby is at the right height and the weight is distributed better. The leg openings allow for enough room for most babies, but there is no standard M-shaped position to promote healthy hip development. Mattress cover: Bottom surface of mattress cover: 100% polyester; Top surface of mattress cover: 50% polyester, 50% polyurethane (PU)

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James: I would definitely choose this product again if we were to have more children. Previously we have gone for cheaper products and after testing we now understand why this is more money. It's easier to use, easy to adjust and simple to keep clean. Also love the breathable fabric for a number of reasons.

Finally, the newest and most luxurious BABYBJÖRN option, the Baby Carrier Harmony. This carrier is super soft, and made of a luxurious mesh. It is smaller, softer and lighter than the Baby Carrier One. It has one layer of 3D mesh covering the inside layer of 3D jersey, making it both breathable and still extremely soft where your little one's skin will touch.Since it’s meant for babies up to 25 pounds, you won’t be able to get used of it past your child’s first birthday.

Easy to get a safe, snug fit for a wider range of babies; multiple head support options; better range of ergonomic support for healthy hip positioning. Both are great for walks and using when out and about, or even for babywearing exercise classes. Whilst, in theory, you certainly can use them at home, they’re pretty bulky and padded. So most parents also get a soft sling or wrap or a lightweight carrier like the Izmi Baby carrier for their newborns, alongside their BabyBjorn or Ergobaby. Much comfier for relaxing in at home.The BabyBjorn Carrier One – and the new, improved, softer version, called the Babybjorn Harmony, tend to fit most Dads superbly, but only some mums. That’s because BabyBjorns all have an internal harness that sits between your body and your baby. This harness makes them easy to put on, and great for more nervous parents who are reassured by the highly engineered look and feel of the carrier. But these internal straps can put pressure on mum’s breasts, can be difficult to adjust for shorter/ more petite torsos, and means the carrier doesn’t always fit so comfortably around mums breasts, waists and curves. Answer: When it comes to wearing the baby in a carrier, there is no correct answer on how long you should wear your little one in it. However, keep in mind that newborns need to be in it for 15 minutes before making a break since they bones are not developed yet.