Some baby carriers don’t support baby’s hips and keep their legs in the correct position. It can result in hip dysplaysia which could result in surgery or intense physiotherapy.
Some paeaditricians recommend Ergo. There is various types. Some have washable inserts and head supports for newborns / small babies. A friend of mine used one until her baby got too big for it, then passed it onto a friend. I believe to was passed onto another family. They are quite easy to clean.

ergo baby is suppose to be great

Manduca by far

Ergo!!

Ergo!!! My is still going 5 12 years later with our suprise third baby.

Tula. Far more comfortable that the Ergo or Baby Bjorn.

I’m in love with my hug-a-bub …. its basically one long piece of fabric that you wrap. At first it looks complex but they have great instructional dvds on their website and with a little practice you will love it and bub will too. Its super easy to clean too, chuck it in the wash and dryer. It folds up to be the size of say a jumper in your bag. Its Australian made and been around for many years. Its also less expensive than the other carriers all the best for your new bundle

Woven wraps

Ergo

Love my Ergo. My LO is 2 1/2 & I still put him on my back in it.

Ergo

Manduca has great reviews but it hurt my back and didn’t fit bub very well. Went to a bondolino and never looked back! I’d also get a woven wrap because they are the most comfortable if I knew I’d learn the wraps; but I’d probably never get round to it.

This is interesting. My youngest is 5 and I carried him in a babybjorn for almost a year from birth – he is perfect and hips are perfect. Funny how things can change in only 5 years…

Strider lol

Find your local baby wearing group – they may have a library, or may let you try their carriers so you can compare. There is also an Aussie baby wearing buy swap sell group that has tons of info!

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