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Try to find out best baby carrier.

I am having a baby in August. I have an infant who is only 2 year old . I am looking for best baby carrier that I can carry my new born baby while taking care of the kid, and can go outside or around the house for walk. I mean I want to be able to use both of my hands while my newborn is in the baby carrier. Which baby carrier do you recommend as a best?I need a cheap but good quality baby carrier.

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Aristo Bhupal | Aug 16 2011

I think Ergo baby carrier is the best baby carrier and ideal for you. I was so happy when I found it. It is incredibly light, just a pound or so, I can easily put my daughter in and out of it without taking it off, and still have storage areas to boot! The Ergo has built-in storage which accommodates a couple of diapers, wipes, and a snack in the back pocket and a credit card, some money and a key in the hip belt pocket. The Ergo Baby Carrier is a very comfortable way to carry your baby. The lightweight, Ergonomic design is unlike any other baby carrier or baby sling. The most obvious difference between The Ergo baby carrier and the many back carriers on the market is that The Ergo baby carrier does not have a frame. This enables the child's body to be held close to your back, so the weight becomes essentially an extension of your body. Having the child in a framed carrier, places that extra weight behind you which causes more pressure on your shoulders and upper back. So this is my personal suggestion, rest is on you, here are some links, which I found useful for you:1) www.babybjorn.com2) www.babycarrierbackapck.blog.com3) www.childcarriers.com4) www.babycarrierbackpack.bestsellinginbaby.com