Baby is 9 weeks old, to be used later, I found I already get back ache after a while with a standard carrier...
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I have one, you definitely still have to hold the baby while using it because they can slip out. It just removes some of the pressure.

I’d suggest finding a better full carrier or a sling library that could help with fit. I have a Tula FTG and zero back ache despite c section etc. These are still very much hands on and really only for short carries x

No they aren't safety tested and been shown for buckles to come undone in use.
Also a carrier on the side isn't suitable for a new born anyway. You'd use those after 4 months minimum. Better after 6 months.
You'd be better with a ring sling, stretchy wrap or buckle carrier.
Thank you everyone, I appreciate this 😊

These are more for older babies/toddlers, you still have to hold them it just takes some of the weight. Stretchy wraps are definitely the best at that age, then try a sling library because all different slings will suit different bodies x

Didn’t like it at all! My little girl didn’t feel secure in it to me and she’s quite a chunky girl so my shoulder was hurting as soon as I put her in it 🤣🤣

I’d look at a ring sling if you want something similar but hands free. I love my ring sling!

I had one only for when mine was 8 months plus and always held her too, but for a proper little one get a proper carrier! Although be careful, i once went to let go of my girl when she wasnt in the carrier and it scared me so much i never used it again!!

Carry assist, not made for newborn
What changing bags is everyone using for their little ones? Especially those formula feeding!
I’ve got the one that came with his travel system, but I’m fancying a new one — looking for something stylish but practical! I’d love to see what everyone else is using! 🤍

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My 16 month old is only waking twice a night but for both those time she is suckling on me for 40 minutes and then I can’t transfer her to the cot so I’m in there for nearly an hour and then have to end up getting my husband to come in when she’s asleep enough to pass her to him, within 10/15 minutes of being in there he gets her down
I know two wake ups isn’t bad but being in there for so long is killing me and then because I’m so awake after that it’s really hard to get back to sleep.
The only answer is to stop the nursing back to sleep but she cries so much I can’t handle it, a few minutes feels like a life time 😩 I feel so trapped and fed up this is so so hard. I can deal with multiple wakes if she goes back down easily but this is torture
I wouldn’t even mind co sleeping but our bed is way too high and our mattress is very soft so it’s not safe and whenever we’ve tried anyway she just gets wide awake and thinks it’s play time 🤦🏻♀️
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