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Re: Babywear-newbie with zillion questions and overwhelmed...
Creative*Genius, thanks so much for the very informative post!!
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I'm 5'2" and found a Beco (mine was a Butterfly I) great when DD was younger and a Boba (mine is a 2G) great now that DD can help me get her up on my back. This makes me wonder if they mightn't both feel small to you and your hubby. I have one friend who is 6' and her hubby is 6'7" and they've both used Ergos successfully.
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Re: Babywear-newbie with zillion questions and overwhelmed...
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![]() One more thing - if you are considering back carry - IMO, the Beco Butterfly II is THE easiest to back carry in. Primarily because of the "butterfly" panel between you and baby. There is no need to bend over and try to balance baby on your back. I can basically get baby positioned in the front - to make sure his legs are comfortable, loosen the waist belt or even take it off and just put the baby on my back! No worry of baby falling out! I wsa very uncomfortable trying to get the baby on my back in other carriers. The only thing I don't like about the back carry, and this goes for most carriers, is the chest strap. I am very large chested, so if I were to back carry in public I would just look like a set of boobs coming at you - and I don't like that. The Olives and Applesauce is supposed to allow for back carry without the chest strap, but I didn't find that comfortable and felt like the straps could slip off.
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Re: Babywear-newbie with zillion questions and overwhelmed...
Thanks again for that point of view! I've been wondering how hard it is to get the baby on your back--I'd propably be scared to drop him or something...I guess you get used to it but still... Beco Butterfly is still a strong option! I can't wait to go and try them out at the store... I'm glad the local store carries all of the ones I'm considering
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The Olives and Applesauce is supposed to allow for back carry without the chest strap, but I didn't find that comfortable and felt like the straps could slip off.
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