Carifit carrier - £80

By LizzyHy
September 1 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 1

Carifit baby carrier / sling - bought in October last year from John Lewis.

We own two carifit carriers - this one was bought as a backup to leave in my husband’s size to avoid wasting seconds and stress in moments of proper meltdown with my colicky baby. He’s 13 months now so we’re past that stage!

I tried lots of carriers (including artipoppe which I found uncomfortable although it looked good) and this is by far and away the comfiest and easiest, I have worn my one for many, many hours. It’s supposed to be “designed to make your baby feel lighter” and I think it does.

Great carrier for any size baby (3.2kg-20kg) - ours was / is big but a friend of ours has it too for their tiny one too. I found with other carriers my baby’s head slipped worryingly far in when he was a newborn but this one fits nice and snug.

Comes with box and unactivated 12 month carifit fitness app subscription.

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