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Glad it was helpful. 👍🏼

@AleemaAkhtar-b9f The chest clip slides up and down on the straps & you can loosen/tighten it if needed. Are the shoulder straps as tight as you can get them? If you’ve tightened them to the point where the padding is touching the buckle (having used all the webbing), then it may be that the carrier doesn’t fit you in the back carry position - unfortunately it’s not uncommon. Adjust the chest clip, for your comfort, & see if it helps. If not, please look for a local Sling Library/Babywearing Consultant to get some in person help.

Yeah - I just wouldn’t! Try this instead….. ruclips.net/video/pcFzzzgfdPM/видео.html

@larisacicila1273 The Omni 360 that I used in this videos doesn’t have sliders. It’s the cotton version which has buttons, rather than the Air Mesh version with sliders. But, yes, when parent facing (whether on the front or back) the sliders/buttons should be on the wider setting to provide maximum support. The seat size should also be adjusted, using the Velcro tabs inside the waistband, to the appropriate size for the baby. Hope that helps. 👍🏼

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Glad it helped! 🙂

@mariannelouise1991 It’s to do with how it’s tested. The standard test involves putting the carrier onto a machine which applies 7lbs, & then 35lbs, worth of force - if the carrier doesn’t tear/fail it’s considered to have passed. Whether or not a carrier FITS a 7-35lb baby is not tested. It’s one of my biggest bug bears & I wish they wouldn’t put weight limits on the packaging.

@ariton3917 Hi. Don’t worry, you can’t CAUSE Torticollis by using a sling/carrier, it’s generally something that’s caused by intrauterine positioning or the strains/pressures of birth. Please seek the input of a Paediatric Osteopath/Chiropractor for assistance if you think your baby may have torticollis. Hope that helps.

Before you put the LennyLamb Light on, take a moment to flatten out the fabric. One of the things I like about this carrier is that it does lay flatter than others inside the waistband, even other LennyLamb carriers. I hope that helps.

How any carrier fits is extremely individual. For some it may feel too tight, other may not be able to get it tight enough. This is why there is no such thing as “the best” sling/carrier - different things work best for different people. If your husband would prefer to use the shoulder straps, that’s absolutely fine. I hope that helps.

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Make it the last thing you do before you leave the house. Both of you in indoor clothes, get her in the sling, chuck a coat over the top (sling cover or blanket around sling if your coat won’t do up around both of you) & get out of the house. Walk quickly! Generally babies settle once we’re moving. Once she’s settled you can adjust her positioning if you need to.

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On their website it looks like they’re happy to dispatch to the US. 👍🏼

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At his age, assuming he can sit up unaided, it’s fine to let him have his arm (or both arms) out over the top of the panel. It helps him to feel a little less “cocooned” & gives him the feeling of freedom that they so often want at that age. “Arms out” is also a great alternative to “facing away” too! As he relaxes, snuggles in & falls asleep, you can then use the top edge of the panel folded up to give a bit more height/support, while he sleeps. Hope that helps. 👍🏼

@ thank you! That's really helpful to know! I was worried that I was doing something wrong :)

Once you’ve got the baby in & settled, pop your hands inside the carrier, hold your baby’s pelvis (fingers behind their bum, thumbs in front of their hips) & tuck their bum under. This tips their weight onto the back of their bum, rather than on the back of their knees.

@@TheBabywearingAcademythank you!! I just did it & it worked! Any suggestions on the back part? I feel it needs something like a wrap, coz it feels like I’m wearing a rucksack on the front

I think it’s one of those things that’s obvious ONCE YOU KNOW! 😄 Glad it was helpful. 👍🏼

I’m afraid it’s not really about overall length, or weight, it’s about the length of their legs. You’ll know you get a good fit with your baby when they can comfortably bend their legs over both sides of the carrier & you can tick all of your safety boxes. It’s usually around the 10-12wk mark in the Artipoppe. Hope that helps.

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Can you make the shoulder straps longer before he tries to chuck them over his head?

Yeah, I would say 18m-2yrs is max for this sling. Something like the LennyLamb Preschool Carrier would be a much better option for a 3yr old.

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How old is your baby? Sounds like they may not be in the centre of the sling. Once you’re all done up, pop your hand inside the sling, under their bottom & slide them towards the middle of the carrier. Let me know if that helps. 👍🏼

You’d be surprised the number of people who don’t realise that you can do it this way. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Common sense must be taught. It is only "common" because it was frequently taught at some point. Children only know what they are taught. If a parent or friend or teacher doesn't teach them, they will never have that piece of "common" knowledge.

@@MariamRadwan-q6i It’s a fully weighted babywearing demo doll. 👍🏼

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Not yet. I’m saving up to buy one. 👍🏼

If they have excellent head & neck control, & is tall enough to have clear airways when facing away from you, then yes. Keep it to short periods of time, when baby is awake & alert, then turn them back towards you if they get sleepy. 👍🏼

This is probably because this carrier does not facilitate the “facing forwards” position. The only Tula that has the ability to “face forwards” is the Tula Explore carrier. Have a look here - Using the Tula Explore ruclips.net/p/PLlcKdU9csCArQWuCz63cgD_Dwi_OOOHMI

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It’s the Peanut colour - en.lennylamb.com/web_page/36877

@ thank you so much!!!

@@TheBabywearingAcademyby the way, not only if this an amazing video, you’ve also got a wicked sense of humour, made me chuckle quite a few times 😂

@triciazou1612 Awwww! ☺️ Thank you! 😁

There are brief demos out there. This an in depth explanation, with reasons as to why the carrier works the way it does & includes safety too. Hope you find the right video for you. 🙂

Generally yes, but I would look at each baby as an individual, & if they’re not ready to uncurl enough to sit in an insert, then stick to a stretchy wrap or ring sling. Hope that helps. 🙂

I am so glad it was helpful! 🙂

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At 5 weeks babies generally prefer their hands inside their sling/carrier & up near their face. I’m surprised your baby fits the carrier safely at 5 weeks! Must be a big bubba! 😁 Congratulations!

I’m glad the video was helpful. This slings fits from birth until around 3-6m. 👍🏼

@motiz88 So glad it was helpful. 👍🏼 The Lifft is a two way stretchy wrap, so have a look at this video too…. ruclips.net/video/BdIj-dk9IC4/видео.htmlsi=esr909-K0f9TLKAF

@AntonioBastos I’m afraid it depends on the individual. We all have different preferences & things fit us in different ways - just like brands of clothing. My recommendation would be to find your local Sling Library/Babywearing Consultant & try a few options on, preferably with your baby. Sling Libraries offer the opportunity to hire slings/carriers, so that you can properly road test them & ALWAYS know more than the “big box store” retailers.

@felipemaia5803 BabyBjorn carriers don’t need an infant insert, but can often be adjusted. Do you know which BabyBjorn Carrier you have? If you are not sure if your carrier fits your baby, please find a local sling library/Babywearing Consultant & get them to help you with it.

Glad it was helpful! 👍🏼

Glad it was helpful! 👍🏼