ErgobabyBaby Carrier Omni 360 Cool Air Mesh, 4-Positions for Newborn to Toddler (0-3 yrs), Ergonomic Child Carrier & Backpack, Onyx Black

I bought this carry to wear my baby as he had outgrown a two way stretchy wrap. The instructions were easy to read, which made getting my baby used to the carrier easy. Providing you get a good fit, this carrier protects lower back and shoulders; though, I have only tried front facing mode thus far. However, tutorials are available for the other modes. It is excellent value for money considering you can front, world and back carry. Material is excellent quality. Very light structure but provides a lot of support. Straps are easily adjustable so the carrier is efficient and practical for busy on the go parents. I would recommend this product.

Very happy I bought this. I added it to my baby wishlist and it came with the 15% extra discount.My baby was NOT a fan of the cloth baby wraps, as she likes moving her arms and legs. With this baby carrier, she is secure and tight against my chest, but gets to enjoy the freedom of moving her arms and lower legs as she desires.At first I wasnt sure about the carrier, but then I watched some youtube videos on how to wear it with a newborn, and I was wearing it too low. With a newborn the waist band needs to be right under your breasts. Once I did that, both baby and me were very comfortable and happy wearing it! So best tip is to watch some youtube videos on how to wear it with the "size" child you want to use it with.

I had been looking for a carrier for a while and had been recommended this by a few people. Safe to say, I was not disappointed. Very comfortable, very supportive and the most important thing was I felt balmy baby was safe when using it. It’s easy to use once you know how, and easy to adjust too.

Comfy, plenty of adjustments for when baby grows. Great quality. We also bought the newborn insert separately.

We always planned to get a carrier when baby got a bit older, but discovering we had a baby that hates to nap during the day we brought the plans forward. A few laps in the living room in this and she'll drift off in about 2 mins, which is worth the price alone.We chose this model firstly because it was hip dysplasia safe - also because it seemed so versatile. You can wear the baby front or back, or facing inwards or forward.At just 4-months old we've only tried wearing her on the front, but it is very comfortable. The wide, padded waist belt takes all the weight and there's plenty of adjustment available everywhere else to allow both of us to get her in a comfortable position.Ease of use is fine. My wife can get the baby in and out in seconds. I have less practise and am far less efficient but get it done fine.We bought the cool air version, as we can wrap her up in winter (we also got the fleece lined waterproof rain cover), but also want to use it when out and about in summer. The fabric seems strong and hard wearing and she seems very happy and comfortable. So far, we've really only experienced using it with a sleeping baby, so when she's older and looking around and moving more it will be interesting to see how she reacts.Let's be honest, it's very expensive. I think I said when it arrived "we've just paid £150 for half a backpack". But under the surface there is a well-built and well-thought-out product that we hope to get a lot of use out of over the next couple of years. It is probably overpriced for what it is, but it really does seem to be the best, it works well, is well-made and the baby is happy. Until someone else can provide all of this for less, then it is worth every penny.

Have used from newborn to 6 months and is still like brand new!! Love it and baby loves it, she goes straight to sleep in it or if awake and outward facing just watches the world go by! Have not had a meltdown in it to date and is used everyday and on 4 flights too - a lifesaver navigating the airport!

New Parents - get this!I’ve had friends buy competitors that they have had to replace 2/3 times and ours is still going strong after years. There are so many rubbish slings & carriers out there. We use it at least twice a day, used it for contact naps, all weathers etc. Incredibly well made & durable product. As comfortable as it can be for an adult, little one loves it. Especially love it for the “outward facing” setting helping your child soak in their surroundings. Easy to clean too.10/10

Spent ages looking for a carrier. Here are some of the pros and cons:1. Grey colour doesn't show up the little white sick marks etc like the darker colours would2. It isn't complicated to put on just 2 fastening clips3. It's very solid and not easily subject to wear and tear4. My 3.5 year old and 9 month old can both easily and comfortably be carried in it.5. It holds the babys legs in the perfect position and I can tell the position looks natural and comfy for him.6. Love the flexibility of the different positions. My 3.5 year old goes on my back but my baby goes inward facing when napping and outward facing when awake.However:1. The fastening behind the shoulders I do sometimes struggle to reach and clip together.2. In theory it is fine for newborns but in reality this is not a comfy cosy little wrap that holds them snug. My newborn went in this at about 2 months old and he still felt lost within it. It really wasn't until more like 3 months that it felt better.3. When I had my 9 month old in it wearing just a short baby grow he did get red marks on his thighs where they were resting in the leg holders. I don't think it was actually hurting him but still thought I would mention it as if baby's going to be in it a lot and wearing no bottoms then legs might get sore.Overall I'm glad I got this it's been great and I can see it lasting me for years. I think if you are looking to babywear from newborn this would work but I would actually recommend getting a natural soft sling instead as this is quite stiff and sturdy and it doesn't quite feel right with a delicate little baby in there.