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For Sale - Patapum Baby Carrier and original storage bag - ?35 (cream colour)


Bought to carry toddler through airports when travelling so has had minimal use (further product information below). Very comfortable to use (especially with older baby/toddler) and can be used on your front or on your back.


Please call 07968 013 090 if interested. Collection from Ivydale Road.


Information taken from website:


Patapum Baby Carrier Age range: 5 months approx to toddler


Weight range: up to 40lb (18kg approx)


Positions: upright facing in, back


The Patapum Baby Carrier is a comfortable and very affordable lightweight pack-style carrier. The Patapum has a wide waistband and rucksack style straps with a chest strap to stop the shoulder straps from slipping. Ideal for carrying heavy toddlers, the weight of the child is felt mainly on your hips so you can carry them for long periods in comfort.


Your baby is held with their legs wide apart with their back well supported. This is the optimal position for healthy growth of the pelvis and spine. It is suitable for babies from around the age of 5 months up to 40lb. The manufacturer recommends up to 18 months but it is perfectly possible and safe to use this carrier for longer (2-3 years depending on the size and weight of your child).


The fabric is durable 100% cotton, apart from a soft polyester jersey which is used on the inside of the waist and shoulder straps for extra comfort. There is no padding in the body of the carrier so it is cool for you and your baby and packs up small for travelling.


The Patapum Baby Carrier is machine washable if necessary although generally we recommend spot cleaning rather than regular machine washing. The design is simple and is very unisex so this carrier often appeals to the fathers!

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