Of course as an ergonomic baby carrier, Embrace keeps babies in healthy position that doesn’t put them at risk of hip dysplasia. But if you’re a beginner I also recommend you to consult babywearing advisor. I think those video guides are very useful.
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More videos on how to fit an infant in baby and facing out mode, you can find on Ergobaby website. In the video below you can see how to wear newborn baby in Ergobaby Embrace. You can find more information about baby positioning on Ergobaby website, with useful tips how to wear and adjust this carrier. If the baby gets sleepy you should change baby’s position to facing inward. Start with 5-10 minutes, once the baby gets used to it, extend it to around 20 minutes. Ergobaby also recommend this position only for short periods, to prevent baby from overstimulation and too much pressure on the crotch area. Here you can see the difference between newborn (left) and baby mode (right)Įrgobaby Embrace offers Facing Out Mode as well – but it’s only suitable for a baby taller than 26″, who has developed neck and head control, and can hold the chin above the back panel. Every child develops at a different pace so you should carefully check which position suits your baby best. Remember that baby’s legs and hips should always be supported from knee to knee. I really like this design, because usually insert makes a carrier much bulkier and hotter inside.Īround 2 months, when the baby is taller than 23″ you should switch to Baby Mode – Facing In position, which offers longer back panel and wider seat. You don’t need any additional inserts to make this carrier newborn-ready. This way the carrier will be suitable for a newborn baby. In this position you need to narrow the seat width and fold the waist belt twice to make the back panel shorter. There is a position called Newborn Mode – Facing In. You can start using Ergobaby Embrace from birth – if your child weighs at least 7 pounds and is at least 20″ high. Now, let’s focus on the positions – how to carry a baby in Ergobaby Embrace? Ergobaby Embrace – Carrying positions (from left): newborn mode, baby mode and facing out modeīecause of shorter usability and smaller amount of carrying positions, Embrace is less expensive than other baby carrier, but more on that later. This carrier is for newborns and infants and it suits its purpose really well. It lack the back carrying position – which is best for older babies and toddlers but I don’t see that as a drawback. As you can see this baby carrier is less versatile than Ergobaby Omni 360 or Baby Tula Explore, but that is because it’s mainly for newborns and babies up to 12-18 months. Carrying PositionsĮrgobaby Embrace allows you to carry your child on your front, facing in or out. The fact that it’s newborn-ready, lightweight and so easy to use makes it a great choice as a first carrier. The newest addition to their collection is designed for newborns and infants – up to 25 pounds. Ergobaby is an expert when it comes to safe and ergonomic baby carriers.
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