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Trista
Valdez

where I can buy baby carrier backpack?

I am looking for a baby carrier backpack that keep your baby hanging on your back. My family has always used a traditional baby carrier to tie up the baby having no problems. I can't do anything when carrying my baby in front of me and have burden to gather it up. He's almost 3 months old and I think there is no problem to carry him on my back. Nevertheless, I cannot use traditional baby carrier as my in-laws do not prefer it. Suggest me a good baby carrier backpack.Where can I find a baby carrier backpack?

8 months ago

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Aristo Bhupal | Aug 16 2011

Hey!!! Yes you are Wright, you can easily carry your baby on your back, even most babies enjoy riding on back; it gives them a better view of the world and it puts their head right next to yours. Plus, you get both hands free to perform other actions, which is always helpful. The baby carrier backpack products are becoming more and more popular! Backpacks are popular choices for outdoorsy parents who want a rugged baby carrier that lets baby participate in outdoor family fun. When you first buy a baby backpack, take some time to make all the necessary adjustments for fit and comfort. It's important to adjust the backpack so your hips and legs bear most of the weight, not your back. If it's not comfortable, tighten or loosen the straps until you get the perfect fit. Try several on, preferably with a baby inside, and decide which is most comfortable for you. Ask other parents which carriers work for them, and what they like or don't like about the baby carriers they use. Good Luck!!!