The babyTrekker means freedom and comfort for parent and baby. The waistband and shoulder straps distribute your infant's weight over your shoulders, back, waist and hips. The padded carrier sides prevent chafing to the baby's limbs. Your little one is free to move their arms and legs, unlike other carriers where the seat extends up to the baby's thighs or wraps that immobilize the baby against your chest or back.
1. The backpack position works great for
yard work, cross country skiing, hiking and all
kinds of housework. It has all the advantages
of a frame pack, without the bulkiness,
awkward frame, expense and long wait for baby to
sit up. You can start the backpack position, facing
baby in or out at 3 months or 15 lbs.
Try our new stirrups for extra support, when your
baby is over 18 months of age.
2. Baby facing inward allows close eye to eye
contact and lots of conversation and cuddling. It's
also great for toddlers who are ill, or just need
extra cuddling.
3. Facing outward is often baby's favorite
position. They're warm and cozy, loving the
contact, sharing the view and learning about
the world in a safe and secure way.
4. The nursing position is an easy way of providing
instant comfort while out and about. See our dvd
for easy ways baby can be put into position with a
minimum of fuss.
For answers to your questions about breastfeeding
or to locate a Leader or LLLC group in your
community visit www.lllc.ca .
5. Facing baby out on the back (my favorite!)
ensures that he has a view and can enjoy the
scenery too. He'll still fall asleep in this position,
but the soft side straps cuddle his head and keep
him positioned well.
Green Earth babyTrekkers, made with pesticide free organic cotton and comes in a reusable jute tote bag
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