Woven wrap
This seemingly ordinary piece of fabric is by far the most versatile and adjustable baby carrier. It is also the most traditional way of wearing babies around the world. Woven wraps come in different colours, blends (though 100% cotton are most …
Ring sling
Made of similar fabric as woven wraps, ring sling goes across your body and allows good position for even the smallest babies. Instead of wrapping and finishing with a knot, metal rings secure the carry. This carrier is relatively easy to learn, …
Stretchy wrap
Popular solution for newborns and easy to find in shops for babies, this wrap is made of elastic, thick cotton and measures more than 4 meters. It allows for front carry only and the support it offers is not sufficient for heavier babies. In …
Soft Structured Carrier
A quick and easy to use carrier, it has a sporty look and may appeal to Dads more. It is made of fabric back panel, waist band and shoulder straps, all secured with buckles (or a knot in case of a Hybrid Carrier). It can be used for front and …
Mei Tai carrier
A traditional Asian carrier made of fabric main back panel and stripes for the shoulders and waist which need to be secured with knots. Usually made to order and hence allowing for fancy design and required sizing, it is only suitable for babies …
Other carriers
You may be surprised I did not include carriers you see most often on the street, such as Babybjorn, Chicco and similar. Unfortunately these carriers, even if easily available, are not comfortable neither for the parent, nor for the baby. The …
