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Glad it was helpful! Yes, any strap with an elastic loop on the end can be tidied away. Simply roll the strap up & stretch the elastic loop over the roll. Hope that helps. 👍🏼

​@@TheBabywearingAcademy Thank you ❤

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I promise you it’s not complicated! If you don’t have a local sling library/babywearing consultant that can help, then have a look to see if you can find one that offers online consultations. They can help talk you through it. If youre still feeling like it’s a bit too much, the Hatchling Carrier from DracoMom will also work for a 5lb baby. Hope that helps. 🙂

@TheBabywearingAcademy thank you! I see it says 3.2kg though or 7 lbs on that carrier?

@yellowbeachgirl The weight limits are not about the fit of a sling/carrier. All that the “7-35lb” label means on a sling/carrier is that it was loaded on to a machine & force was applied at 7lbs & 35lbs. If it didn’t tear/break it’s considered to have passed. If a carrier company wants to have their product tested for less than 7lbs of force, or more than 35lbs, they have to pay more - so, generally, they don’t. The Hatchling will fit from around 5lbs until approximately 6-9m of age. The Izmi Baby Carrier generally fits from about 6lbs, so that’s another one to look out for. 👍🏼 Hope that helps. 🙂

@TheBabywearingAcademy just because it will fit does it mean it's safe? Will it be Dr. Recommended/approved or not until she weighs more?

No, always make sure you go through the safety checklist EVERY TIME you put it on, & through the day. Remember - high, tight & visible! 👍🏼

I’m afraid not. If you want to stick with BabyBjorn, then the Harmony is WAY better than the Mini or the Move. Alternatively, find your closest Sling Library/Babywearing Consultant and try some different options to work out what really fits you well. Like brands of clothing - different sling brands fit different people in different ways. Hope that helps.

Congratulations on the twins! 👶👶

@CaitlinBerry-Shaw In terms of the seat, you want it to fit your baby from knee to knee. If it seems too wide (extends down the lower leg), then go back to the smaller seat setting until it fits on the wider setting. Your baby should be able to comfortably bend their knees over both sides of the seat. Does that make sense?? Your baby should be supported to the nape of their neck. Having a proper seated position (knees up, level with or slightly above their bum) will help with their head support. When they need to rest, they’ll rest against your chest. You can fold the headrest in or out, it doesn’t really matter. Does that help at all?

@TheBabywearingAcademy thank you!

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@AquaDarkReject Try this video. It shows a different sling, but it works in the same way - ruclips.net/video/m51J2C4rhTU/видео.html

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I would recommend any and all of these over the BabyBjorn Harmony! For your build the Breeze/Dream would be the best ErgoBaby to try. See if you can borrow one (in person or by post) from a Sling Library before you splash out though - and NEVER buy a “cheap” ErgoBaby, they are very commonly faked, which can be dangerous.

@TheBabywearingAcademy thank you!!

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I’m glad it was helpful. 😊

@callslightning When you’re putting the carrier on, start on your hip & really pull all the fabric out from under your babies bum. Sometimes the fabric gets trapped there. The carrier should come up into your baby’s armpits & no lower. Hope that helps. 👍🏼

There’s not a lot of difference - the Harmony is softer & more contoured than the One, which makes it fit better around bodies with lumpy bits (postpartum bellies/boobs). If I was only offered the choice the the One Air or the Harmony, I’d choose the Harmony every time. HOWEVER, just like clothing, different slings fit different people in different ways. If you can find a Sling Library/Consultant near you (or one that offers postal hires) PLEASE try them both on before you spend too much.

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Happy to help! 😊

@tahniab8950 Don’t worry about the mesh pouch - it’s not worth it! Fold it like this (video shows the ErgoBaby, but the LennyLamb Light can fold in exactly the same way) - ruclips.net/video/ZBzpmdTfn5k/видео.html

Honestly, having the carrier too loose is a much bigger risk as it could allow baby to slump, which could lead to them not getting enough air into their lungs. Your baby should be held as tightly as if you were holding them against your chest with your arms. Tight enough that their weight does not pull away from you & they don’t slump. Have a look at this video - Babywearing Safety! Do You Know How to Be Safe In Your Sling/Baby Carrier? ruclips.net/video/2UlWHSOamhg/видео.html

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Have a read of this article by Hannah at Izmi Baby. It might give you some ideas. 👍🏼 izmibaby.co.uk/blogs/izmi-blog/why-does-my-baby-cry-in-our-sling?

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For a newborn, try the solly baby wrap. It was sooo comfortable and baby loved it.

@jadewarren7407 It’s so frustrating isn’t it. It’s all to do with the way the testing bands are set out. The basic tests are for 7-35lbs, so that’s what the carrier companies pay for - it doesn’t mean the carrier fits from 7lbs, but they all put 7-35lbs on their packaging. REALLY annoying! Hope she grows into it soon! 🤞🏼

Will do. 👍🏼

Facing out really isn’t worth it. Generally, carriers don’t hold babies in a good position when they’re facing away, so the weight really hangs off your body & gets uncomfortable really quickly. It’s usually only bearable between 4/6-10m, can only be used for 20-30mins & baby has to turn back towards you if they’re tired. The hip/side carry is much more flexible- there’s no time limit & if baby needs to sleep, they can just rest against you. 👍🏼

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So glad it helped! 😊

Try crossing the straps - when you do, make sure you pull the straps straight down towards the floor before you pull it around you. You want the shoulder strap to cross almost under your shoulder blades. Hope that helps. 👍🏼

I see you found the other video. 👍🏼 Hope it helped. 🙂

Make sure your waistband is high enough - this helps to reduce the height of the back panel & keeps it clear of your baby’s face.

There’s no chest strap (to help hold the shoulder straps across your body), so a back carry isn’t recommended. 😢

Try requesting postal hires from sling libraries. You can hire them from different sling libraries.

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No, this carrier does not offer that as an option. This hip/side carry is a great alternative.

No, this carrier does not offer that as an option.

I felt the same! I used to pre-tie my wrap, so no need to tie/untie when out. 👍🏼

I don’t think I do. I’ll add it to the “to do” list. 👍🏼

No, the Little Frog Prime is adjustable so it doesn’t need an infant insert - you simply adjust the seat until it fits baby from knee to knee. Hope that helps. 👍🏼

@samanthasayle6511 The carrier should be as tight as if the baby was being held in your arms. They don’t need to be squished against you, but if you support their head & do a little dip forward, you shouldn’t feel their body move away from you. Hope that helps. Can you describe how/ the strap is bunching up?

@avnitrivedi Congratulations! Depending on the size of your boys, did you know you can carry twins in one Caboo? There are videos around, but I haven’t done one yet.

Glad to hear that! Thanks! 👍🏼

I think they must be old instructions- my Momcozy doesn’t have safety elastics either. The majority of the time, I don’t use safety elastics. If your carrier is genuine (ErgoBaby, for example, are often faked) and you listen for a clearly audible click when you do the buckles up, they are unlikely to fail. It’s one of the points tested during the safety testing that carriers undergo.

The only adjustment you should need to do when baby is in the carrier is to tighten if needed. You do that by holding the “tails” of the sling & pulling straight forward. If your back hurts and your baby is under 3m old, it’s likely that your carrier needs to be tightened. If baby sits too low, the weight will pull down and away from you and hurt your back. If your baby is over 3m old, you may wish to look for a more supportive sling. Hope that helps.