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stokke mycarrier green mesh

stokke mycarrier green mesh Joie® Baby Carrier 3in1 Savvy™ Lite Front Juniper

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stokke mycarrier green mesh Joie® Baby Carrier 3in1 Savvy™ Lite Front JuniperChoose the perfect position With 3 carrying positions to choose from, youll never be without the perfect position you need to keep baby snuggly and close and safely out of the way from the task you need to do. Put your back into it comfortably Lighten the load with a smart and secure back strap that distributes weight evenly and adjusts easily for a finetuned fit. With padded and plush shoulder straps, putting your back into it has never felt so

Choose the perfect position
With 3 carrying positions to choose from, you’ll never be without the perfect position you need to keep baby snuggly and close... and safely out of the way from the task you need to do.

Put your back into it… comfortably
Lighten the load with a smart and secure back strap that distributes weight evenly and adjusts easily for a finetuned fit. With padded and plush shoulder straps, putting your back into it has never felt so comfortable.

Easy on & off
Babywearing shouldn’t be a puzzle. Savvy lite makes it a snap with magnetic buckles that let you get the carrier on and adjusted easily by yourself.

Promotes healthy spine & hips
Optimal spine and hip support that keeps your little one in an ergonomic M-shaped position that promotes healthy spine & hip development. Certified hip healthy by the Hip Dysplasia Institute.

Designed for spines
Careful engineering keeps your infant cradled in a naturally c-shaped spine position that’s best for proper spinal development.

Formula for safety
We test for more than 150 different toxic substances to ensure your child's gear is safe even down to its basic ingredients.

COMFORT

Keeping your little one close to your heart shouldn’t be uncomfortable for either of you. So we designed our infant carrier with comfort for both of you in mind:

  • Lighten the load with a smart and secure strap that distributes weight evenly and adjusts easily for a finetuned fit
  • Soft but sturdy support cradles little heads so even the tiniest babies can snuggle up securely
  • Silky mercerized cotton is crafted to be extra soft against delicate baby skin
  • Airy, lightweight fabrics allow baby’s skin to breathe easy

CONVENIENCE

Babywearing is meant to make life easier, so we designed a baby carrier that’s easy to use:

  • Easy to take baby in and out
  • Clever autoclick™ magnetic buckles on the shoulder straps allow you to easily put on and adjust the carrier by yourself
  • A handy sun hood means you can wear your baby without worrying about those bright sunny days.
  • Shoulder strap adjustment buckle slides smoothly
  • Cleanup is a snap with a removable absorbent infant bib that pops off

MODES

We designed our carrier to mimic your natural ability to reposition your baby as needed for the task at hand:

  • 3 carrying positions offer baby optimal support and a change of scenery all while keeping them close

DEVELOPMENT

We want your little one to grow big and strong and healthy as much as you do, so we engineered the savvy™ lite infant carrier to support just that:

  • Careful engineering cradles your infant’s naturally C-shaped spine, hugging them in their favourite fetal position
  • An ergonomic M-shaped position keeps your little one secure in a position that promotes healthy spine and hip development, certified hip healthy by the Hip Dysplasia Institute

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Product weight: 0.97 kg
  • Waistband: 56-170 cm
  • Product size: w 35-76 x l 61-91 cm
  • Usage: 3.5 to 14 kg

 

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Beautifully written and illustrated. Although Thi Bui and I have astronomically different life experiences, I still found I could relate on a deeply personal level. This book taught me empathy and forgiveness at a time in my life where I struggled to have it. Bui nailed the complicated feelings and emotions that comes with confronting abuse, abusers (who happen to be your parents), and the painful impact of generational trauma on both the parent and child. Highly recommend this book to anyone who is on a path of healing their own broken heart.
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