Carrier of the Week - Ergobaby Embrace

The Embrace is ‪@ErgobabyUS‬ newborn specialist carrier. It is one of those rare carriers that will genuinely work right from day 1 and continue supporting baby for their first 6-9 months.
Made from very soft, slightly stretchy jersey material, the Embrace is designed to mold around both your and babies body… like a stretchy wrap or Caboo but with buckles. Giving that same snuggly close feeling of a wrap but without any of the tying.
As such the Embrace is a great option for parents who want a soft newborn option but are nervous about tying or prefer the security of hearing that “click” as you fasten a buckle.
I have 6 Embrace carriers in the Sling Library collection and I sell these too. Meaning you can try before you buy risk free (because I offer a discount equilavent to a 2 week hire to anyone who hires first so you don't lose out to try before you buy), or that you can rent for the whole first trimester and save yourself the need to purchase your own. You can read our full detailed review on our website or please get in contact if you have any questions
-Madeleine
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[@erikasalmon3201]

Thanks for your explanation! I just bought one of these, but I am having some trouble and doubts about how to put it on correctly. My baby is almost 3 months old, 5kg+, does not like pressure on her tummy. How can I keep her snug and close without squashing her belly?

[@SheenSlings]

I am sorry you are struggling. I offer online consultations if this would be helpful for you. This way we could go through fitting in real time together and see if there are tweaks we can make to the fit to ensure she is comfortable and supported and you feel confident adjusting the carrier as needed. Full details about online consults, how they work and costs here - sheenslings.com/online-consultations/

[@gijiaes1]

Thank you for the review.
Could you please give more details, I have 40 days baby and will it give him a good head support? Or I have to support his head with my hand?

[@SheenSlings]

Used correctly it should support their head, but it can take a couple of goes to get the head support in the right place. If that is something you are struggling that is definitely something I can help with via an online video consultation. Best, Madeleine