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I tried this carrier through Alyce’s travelling carrier program with my 17.6kg, 97cm, 2.5 yo. Testing its upper limits.
I found it very comfortable once on for a parent facing carry, and my boy way super comfortable too, even fell asleep for a nice snuggling nap on one afternoon. Easy to adjust and the fabric conformed to both of our bodies easily. I wish I’d had it when my babies were tiny as it was so comfortable.
I had a little trouble fitting both of our heads through the top hole when getting in and out but that wasn’t an issue once we learned to take turns. The leg adjustment was a little finicky when my toddler moved a lot popping off of the widest settings, this was easy to readjust but annoying that it didn’t stay put (I didn’t have this issue when I put my much smaller niece in for a quick snuggle, so it is probably on because my toddler is the upper limit of size).
Only downside is not being able to back carry in this carrier, once baby gets tall enough to block your vision whilst in a front carry like my toddler it’s not very convenient to fr on my carry unless it’s for snuggles.
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The highlight of this carrier is its racer back. It offers the feeling and support of crossed shoulder straps and this racer back stops them slipping around or pulling on the neck like other carriers. Very easy to put on T-shirt style - plus no awkward buckle!
Speaking of buckles … minimal buckles and hanging straps is a huge plus for comfort. Although it would be useful to have an option to clip to the waist buckle for pre-six months. This made it really easy to switch between users with minimal adjustments. A good fit for broad shoulders and plus size as well.
The material is light weight and breathable making it really comfy. Of course not as colourful as other brands but available with some leopard spots for a pop of fun. The quality fabric was still commented on in my mother’s group.
We did find it a little harder to get as curved a spine as a cloth carrier eg Neko Meh Dai and more on par with an Ergo 360. However, baby still found it comfy enough to fall asleep.
If we decide to go for a full buckle carrier, we’d definitely consider this one. It’s sleek, supportive and seamless to use.
We didn’t try it outward facing as our baby is too young and we prefer not to.
Alyce was, as always, wonderful help in getting a safe and comfy fit.
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After being recomended to wear my son front carry facing out due to his disability, I asked Alyce what she recomended. I already had a omni 360, but found it uncomfortable and bulky. Alice special ordered me the carifit and I could not be more grateful and happy for this choice. The racerback style makes the weight evenly distributed and super comfy, once you get it over your head, bub is secure and you can safely and confidently do up the straps and adjust to your body without worrying bub will fall out. The front carry facing out extra arm holes are super handy for bub to be able to hold his own hands together and be more mobile. One of the best features is the sliding adjustable leg adjusters, you can adjust when bub is securely in to get just the right fit.
The fabric is super comfy to wear and molds around your body and bubs, so no gaping. It folds up super small so easy to carry on planes or in your bag. To any active muma I highly recommend this carrier... it's a game changer, have had so many compliments when wearing it. A big thank you to Alyce for helping me find the right carrier for our needs.
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