This simple baby carrier is great for moms who need a free hand or two. I use this regularly while cleaning. It allows my little boy to be able to be looking around from a higher level than the floor. I've used it both to carry in front and to carry in back. I definitely prefer carrying in the front. It is not of my own design. I love how securely my son sits to my body, and that it has some room for him to grow. It can be reproduced in any cotton fabric with a basic interfacing lining within 1 month for $20 plus shipping.
The pattern has these disclaimers "Not intended for babies under 4 months of age," "carrier...is one size, up to 35lbs," and "By purchasing this [product] you acknowledge that [the manufacturer] accepts no responsibility for injury due to use of this product." These disclaimers make sense given that when used this product does hold very precious cargo. I've had no problems using it. They also issue these safety precautions (you can't buy anything for children anymore that don't have safety precautions):
1. Check carrier each time for wear and tear before placing baby in carrier.
2. Always keep hands on a squirming baby.
3. Please keep child's airway free.
4. Remove baby from carrier before placing baby in car seat, crib or bed.
To these precautions, I also recommend that you keep one hand on your child while bending over.
The pattern has these disclaimers "Not intended for babies under 4 months of age," "carrier...is one size, up to 35lbs," and "By purchasing this [product] you acknowledge that [the manufacturer] accepts no responsibility for injury due to use of this product." These disclaimers make sense given that when used this product does hold very precious cargo. I've had no problems using it. They also issue these safety precautions (you can't buy anything for children anymore that don't have safety precautions):
This simple baby carrier is great for moms who need a free hand or two. I use this regularly while cleaning. It allows my little boy to be able to be looking around from a higher level than the floor. I've used it both to carry in front and to carry in back. I definitely prefer carrying in the front. It is not of my own design. I love how securely my son sits to my body, and that it has some room for him to grow. It can be reproduced in any cotton fabric with a basic interfacing lining within 1 month for $20 plus shipping. This carrier is available on Etsy.
The pattern has these disclaimers "Not intended for babies under 4 months of age," "carrier...is one size, up to 35lbs," and "By purchasing this [product] you acknowledge that [the manufacturer] accepts no responsibility for injury due to use of this product." These disclaimers make sense given that when used this product does hold very precious cargo. I've had no problems using it. They also issue these safety precautions (you can't buy anything for children anymore that don't have safety precautions):
This simple baby carrier is great for moms who need a free hand or two. I use this regularly while cleaning. It allows my little boy to be able to be looking around from a higher level than the floor. I've used it both to carry in front and to carry in back. I definitely prefer carrying in the front. It is not of my own design. I love how securely my son sits to my body, and that it has some room for him to grow. It can be reproduced in any cotton fabric with a basic interfacing lining within 1 month for $20 plus shipping.
This lovely blanket was started as the blanket I was going to give to my son. It was one of 2 since I couldn't decide which to do. The other lies still just barely started. Maybe it will make it on here eventually. I have since decided that I would give him a different blanket that was created earlier. This blanket is in a soft baby blue and measures about 34 inches by 44 inches. It can be found on Etsy. It could also be replicated within 3 months for $50 plus shipping.
