Mothercare Number 4 of 8 in Baby Carrier
A well known and one of the more popular brands. Good all round ratings.
Positive
- Good Value for Money rating
Negative
"Purchased in the sale. Did the job it was designed for would say there was anything special about it. Fairly easy to use."
Description
Mothercare 3 positionbaby carrier: Suitable from birth, the Mothercare baby carrier lets you carry your little one in three different positions and is ideal when going for walks or venturing through crowded places when it might be a struggle with your pushchair.
RSP £ 27.99
Most Helpful Reviews
I bought the 2 way baby carrier in blue. It was very secure and didn't hurt my back when I used it for my son. It could be very cumbersome at times as there are so many different parts to it but the support it gives makes up for it. My son felt very safe in it and I felt confident with it on and him in it.
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We bought this as an affordable second sling for myself to use as my frame and height it very different to my husbands and it was quicker and easier to have separate ones. Very good value for money for the amount of use we got i was carrying my son in the backpack mode until about 10-12 months.
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Reviews (8)
Doesn't distribute weight of the baby properly so gives you back and shoulder ache
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Pricey but good
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Baby was no comfortable at all
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Hard to put on and isnt good for small babies..don't seem to sit right in the correct froggy position
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We had to stop using ours when our son was about 4 months old as he no longer fitted in it
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Velcro not strong enough
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Too many staps and buckles so got in a bit of muddle putting it on. Couldn't imagine it would hd a heavy baby well. Not sturdy enough.
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Cheap and cheerful and fine for a young or lighter baby. Not ergononically designed for parent or baby. Balc strain occurs as baby gets heavier. Babies legs hang down rather than being supported properly in the way that better carriers such as the Ergo or Moby do.
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