How to choose a baby carrier?

Whether traveling, taking a leisurely walk, or going out shopping, parents can no longer go out easily after having children, and holding the child for a long time will make parents very tired. It is even more inconvenient if they need to carry something when going out. Then, at this time, things like strollers and baby carriers are very necessary. But compared to a stroller, a baby carrier is more convenient and compact, and you can always keep an eye on your baby. So how should you choose a baby carrier?

1. Security issues:

Choose baby carriers that can protect your baby's head well and keep you warm and windproof. Since baby carriers are connected with buckles, you should carefully check whether the buckles are strong enough when purchasing.

2. Firm:

Be sure to choose a more sturdy strap, and check whether the material of the strap is strong and not easily worn.

3. Work done:

When buying a baby carrier, you should carefully look at the workmanship of the seams. The stitching of the carrier must be fine, and there must be double insurance at the interfaces and stress-bearing places.

4. Breathable:

It is best to choose straps that are comfortable to the touch, breathable, and easy to clean. A baby carrier will fit snugly against your child's skin, so choose one that's made from natural materials. Baby carriers should be breathable and soft, and should have pads at the stress-bearing areas to prevent the child from getting skin injuries due to friction or allergies.

5. Comfort:

The shoulder straps must be comfortable enough, easy to operate and easy to adjust. It is recommended that you choose wider shoulder straps.

6. Easy to disassemble:

The shoulder straps should be easy to remove so that the mother can easily pick up or put down the child. It is best to choose products whose masks can be disassembled freely for easy cleaning and disinfection.

7.Easy to move around:

The sling should not restrict the mother's movement. The shoulder straps are meant to help the mother hold the baby, not to restrain the baby. So when trying, you should see if the child's limbs can stretch freely to avoid affecting his activities.

8. Waist stool:

When the child is six months old, he or she can use a waist stool. If you need to take your child out or walk for a long time, it is suitable to use a waist stool, which can make the mother feel more relaxed. When using a waist stool, the center of gravity will fall behind the waist, reducing the weight of the waist, but it will increase the burden on the shoulders. Not only that, the waist stool is not as safe as the baby holding belt. If you want to buy a waist stool, you should first check whether the seams are strong enough, whether the shoulder straps are wide and strong enough, and whether the shoulder straps are soft. It would be better if there were straps at the waist and chest, which would be more convenient to use.