BabyBjörn Baby Carrier One - Facing Out / Outwards / World Facing / FFO

This video demonstrates using the BabyBjörn Baby Carrier One to carry a baby in a front carry, facing outwards.
It is recommended you wait until baby is at least 4 months old before using the carrier for this position. They must have full head control and their chin needs to be clear of the top edge of the carrier.
Baby must always be turned to face inwards for sleep. BabyBjörn recommend this position is used for short periods of time.
The carrier used to demo with is the BabyBjörn Baby Carrier One in Denim Grey.
If you’d like further help with your baby carrier, I offer one-to-one consultations - online and in person - message me if you’d like to discuss options
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Roamy Hunt, Babywearing Consultant, Bambino Baby inc. South East Slings
** To hire or purchase carriers and accessories, please visit my website: www.bambinobaby.co.uk **

[@upbeatmushroom]

Thank you SO MUCH for showing the slider on the adjustment toggle. No other video mentions this. Now I finally understand how to secure the flap down!

[@SouthEastSlings]

You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful to you 🙂

[@ninecentre]

Thanks very helpful video better than the companies no one explained how to keep the front flap down it kept flicking up thank you

[@SouthEastSlings]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful to you 🙂

[@VictorCaoCA]

This is the best tutorial for the Baby Bjorn Carrier One. Thank you so much.

[@SouthEastSlings]

Thanks so much for your lovely feedback. Very pleased the video was helpful to you 🙂

[@racheldaniels6823]

Thank you SO much for this, it is so thorough! I have been terrified of using my BB carrier, followed this today and confidently took my 5 month old out for a walk in it...which she loved!!!

[@SouthEastSlings]

Sorry to take so long to reply. Only just spotted I'd not posted a reply. Glad the video was helpful to you 🙂

[@RattyRita]

Amazing vid. Better than released by the company themselves.

[@SouthEastSlings]

Thank you so much! Very pleased it was helpful to you. Enjoy lots of adventures with your little one 🙂

[@JennyLy1986]

I am using this carrier from my first son. I never knew about the forward tilt. Thank you for the demo!

[@SouthEastSlings]

You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful

[@conornoel9149]

i know it's kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good place to stream newly released movies online?

[@jessicaablahad]

Thank you so much for this amazing video! Just wondering, my son is 7 months and is a big bub. How do I know how wide I need to make the leg section for forward facing?

[@SimonFritsch]

Great video thanks for sharing

[@SouthEastSlings]

You're welcome! Glad it was helpful to you :-)

[@n40m3h]

I always worry I’ve tightened the side straps too tight

[@SouthEastSlings]

You want to ensure baby is held as tightly as a cuddle in arms, ideally with them in a 'seated' position - rather than hanging down. This will prevent pressure on their tummy and help to ensure they are comfortable.
At this developmental stage - because baby must have full head control in order to face outwards - the 'tightness' is more about comfort for the wearer and ensuring that baby is held securely, than it is about preventing slumping (which is the key thing to avoid before they have head control). I hope that helps!

[@laurasprinks1790]

Hi Roamy, would you say this carrier is any good for an 11 month old?

[@SouthEastSlings]

Thanks for your question. While yes, it can be used with an 11 month old, I wouldn’t buy one for an 11 month old as it wouldn’t last as long as other options.
Ideally - when buying a carrier - you want something that your child is the minimum size to fit comfortably and safely, so it lasts a decent length of time