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ergobaby soft carrier

ergobaby soft carrier Ergobaby - Adapt Soft Flex Mesh nosilka

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ergobaby soft carrier Ergobaby - Adapt Soft Flex Mesh nosilkaEnjoy contact with your baby and free your hands to do it! The ergonomic Ergobaby Adapt soft flex mesh carrier will surprise you with its incredible breathability, three carrying positions and comfort that it offers you and your child. It is made of SoftFlex Mesh, which allows maximum airflow and keeps you and your child dry even in warm weather or active movement. The Ergobaby Adapt carrier has been recognized by the International Institute against

Enjoy contact with your baby and free your hands to do it! The ergonomic Ergobaby Adapt soft flex mesh carrier will surprise you with its incredible breathability, three carrying positions and comfort that it offers you and your child. It is made of SoftFlex™ Mesh, which allows maximum airflow and keeps you and your child dry even in warm weather or active movement. The Ergobaby Adapt carrier has been recognized by the International Institute against Hip Dysplasia as a product for "healthy hips" .

A carrier that grows with your child

Enjoy the renowned comfort of an easy-to-use 3-position carrier. Whether you carry on your stomach, back or side , you can be sure that your baby is in the right ergonomic position , which supports the correct sitting position, hip, pelvic and spine development . The carrier adapts to the growing child from newborn to toddler (3.2 - 20 kg) without the need for a newborn insert. Newborn head support is ensured by the perfect construction of the carrier, including an added support cushion behind the head for the smallest babies.

Comfort for both parents and child

The ergonomic carrier has extra padded shoulder straps with high density padding and a wide hip belt with support , so you will feel great even when carrying for long periods of time. The weight of the baby is evenly distributed between both shoulders and hips of the parent, and does not strain the spine of the baby or the parent. The carrier is light, compact and very easy to handle. It is the ideal choice if you want to enjoy everyday adventures with your baby without a stroller. The baby will be calm and comfortable and you can use your hands free for whatever you need.

Main features:

  • Breathable mesh fabric ensures optimal airflow even in summer
  • ergonomic seat design
  • adapts to the growing child from newborn to toddler : 3.2 - 20 kg
  • easy to use from birth without the need for a newborn insert
  • The natural position of the legs is in the shape of the letter "M" in every phase and position of wearing.
  • comfortable design for both child and parent
  • the child's weight is evenly distributed between the parent's shoulders and hips
  • padded comfortable shoulder straps with the option of crossing
  • padded foldable baby head and neck support
  • 3 carrying positions - on the stomach, on the back and on the side
  • lumbar support and wide waist belt (waist belt circumference - range 66 - 140 cm)
  • suitable for tall and short parents
  • Integrated sleeping hood supports baby's head while sleeping and protects from sun and wind
  • possibility of breastfeeding in private directly in the carrier while lying on your side
  • buckles tested in strict consumer tests
  • reinforced seams throughout the fabric
  • reinforced internal joints in areas with higher loads
  • Machine washable : gentle cycle up to 30°C
  • Stretcher material: 100% polyester
  • stretcher weight: 600 g

 

Certificates:

  • in compliance with CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Act)
  • JPMA safety certificate: meets ASTM F2236 safety standards
  • safety buckle test: SGS

Use

Machine washable on a hand wash cycle with a mild, color-safe detergent in the coldest water possible and air dry.

About the brand

The Tula brand is an award-winning brand in the babywearing industry. Baby Tula offers beautiful, easy-to-use, versatile and long-lasting carriers that provide a comfortable and ergonomic way to support and bond between the wearer and their child from birth to age 4. Baby Tula is proud to meet safety standards and regulations and is a member of the Baby Carrier Industry Alliance (BCIA).

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