A friend of mine online bought one of these somewhat recently when she was going to have her second baby and from what I’ve heard from her and what I’ve read about this it seems to be a great way to carry your new little one. When my sister was little we had a, er, well, it was over 15 years ago so it wasn’t as good as people have now and that thing was painful to me. lol
This is more like a baby safe backpack! It equally disperses weight which is a really good thing (hey, even when your in school and you have a back pack full of books you know just how hard all the weight is on ya, even kids!)
Here it is (different color then the one she got, camel color?) with info from Baby-Wise.com
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ERGO Baby Carrier w/ Solid Lining - Camel w/ Camel
$105.00
The ERGO Baby Carrier's ergonomic design supports a correct sitting position for the baby's hip, pelvis and spine growth. It disperses most of the baby's weight between the hips and thighs. The ERGO also balances the baby's weight to parents' hips and shoulders, and alleviates physical stress for the parent. In infancy, The ERGO with the Infant Insert (sold separately), supports your newborn like a baby sling while having both hands free to work. It can be worn on the front, back or hip position.
Features:
*Recommended use from newborn (with additional Infant Insert sold separtely) up to 40 lbs *Can be worn on front, back or hip and easily shifted from one to the other *Comes with detailed, illustrated instructions *Adjusts for most sizes, waist circumference extends from 25' up to 43' *Attached Sleeping Hood supports sleeping baby's head and expands with the growth of your child *Padded waist belt supports the lumbar area plus 1' thick padding in the shoulder straps *Provides continued support when a baby sling or other front carriers are no longer comfortable *Allows for freedom of movement because the parent and baby are like one *Convenient pocket on back of carrier with side zipper for easy access *100% cotton canvas outside and 100% cotton poplin lining and hood *More secure than a hard-frame for baby hiking and walking
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