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Wilkinet baby carrier ?10 (rrp ?45)


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Used briefly but then my daughter got too heavy - more product details on Amazon, this is dark brown and has extra long straps, please PM if interested:


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The Wilkinet Baby Carrier was designed by mother, Sally Wilkins. It gently cocoons a 5 lb new-born baby, yet is strong enough to carry a chunky toddler. It is versatile, the new-born can be snuggled up against your body, the 3 month + baby can face outwards and the heavier or older baby can be worn on your hip or back.


Good support is provided for your baby as their weight is carried on the thighs and buttocks instead of the perineum. Also designed to meet your comfort needs, the shoulder straps stop the baby falling forward and all the weight is transferred directly to the pelvis while, providing the waist straps are fitted low enough, it also acts as a sacro-iliac belt, helping to stabilise the sacro-iliac joints (important for a nursing mother, whose ligaments will tend to be lax). Plus there are no moving parts - an engineering tour-de-force. That means guaranteed 100 per cent reliability with no maintenance.


"The Wilkinet transfers the weight directly onto the pelvic bones (your hips) and from there to the legs, so none of the baby's weight has to be carried through the spine, so there is hardly any load placed on the spinal column at all." - Martin Grundy, Osteopath (specialist in pregnancy and postnatal treatments).


Working like a wraparound shawl, but without the parent being engulfed in wide bands of cloth, it holds your baby onto and against your upper body. The wide well-padded shoulder straps and wraparound method of tying ensures evenly distributed weight with no dragging on your neck, shoulders or back. Your baby is gently supported by the cushioned head, back and leg areas. In the early weeks, when you carry your baby facing in on the front, the Wilkinet will cuddle your baby snugly and firmly, supporting under his/her bottom and thighs and providing support for his/her back and head as if being held in your arms. There are no rings, zips, clips or buckles to fiddle about with and nothing to break and render it useless (one happy user reported using the Wilkinet for herself, friends and family for 10 babies over 12 years).


Available in a high quality twill weave cloth with a choice of three colours, navy, black and red plus an organic cotton version in chocolate. In addition, navy and black come in an extra large version for women size 20+ and men with a chest size of 44 inches +.

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