LÍLLÉbaby Complete 6-in-1 Ergonomic Baby Carrier Infant to Toddler with Lumbar Support (7-45 Pounds), 360 Degree Baby Wearing, Inward and Outward Facing (Desert Leopard)

Lets start by saying that my husband and I love love love this baby carrier. We've spent a lot of effort and time to find one that's 1) comfortable for our baby 2) easy to use 3) versatility 4) long term good investment. We brought our 5 month old baby with us to Baby R Us to try out all the carriers in person before ordering one... we were there for 3 hours! This review will only focus on LILLEbaby, BOBA 4G, and ERGO 360...basically our top three contenders. Please note that I didn't try to breast feed while trying these on so I cannot comment in that aspect.BOBA 4G ($125):Pros:-Very easy to use. I can get baby in and out quickly. Only requires two clicks. 1st clip is located midline low back and 2nd clip is located between shoulder blades. Since the 1st click is located midline lower back, it feels like the support is more evenly distributed. Also, I think this would help if you plan on using it during pregnancy.-Our baby seemed to enjoy it. She didn't fuss at all when we tried this one. Walked around in it for ~10 mins and she fell asleep.-$125 seemed like a good investment considering that you can use this till baby is ~45 lbs-Pocket located in front, on the belt. Enough space for phone/credit cards...-Two small shoulder straps that can be used for keys/purse-Infant insert included in price.-Hood can be detached-Padded shoulder strapsCons:-Limited versatility. Only acts as front and back carrier. Baby cannot be frontal facing out (which is our baby's favorite position)-Can get really warm. I guess this is a good thing if you live in a cold place. We only see ourselves using this during the summer or inside therefore this is a huge negative for us.ERGO 360 ($159):ERGO 360 is highly rated by a lot of people and I am sure it works wonders for them. My review on the ERGO 360 is based on our baby and our experience with it. I still recommend trying it on in person. You might have a different experience than us.Pros:-Versatility for sure. You can wear baby in 4 different positions (front facing out, front facing in, hip, and back)-Baby can wear till ~33 lbs-Has a hood. Not sure if it's detachable. We didn't try to take it off.-Padded shoulder strapCons:-Baby hated it. We tried it on 4x and she cried all 4x. Again, this is OUR baby so I cannot say that it's uncomfortable for all babies...-Difficult to put on/take off. It seemed like forever trying to get her in and take her out of this carrier. Perhaps it seemed much longer since our baby was crying? Again, this is subjective.-The giant belt is velcro. It was really loud to take it off. Huge turn off since it can definitely scare my baby.-No baby insert. You need to purchase it separately.-It's pricey compared to others.-This one also can get really warm.LILLEbaby Airflow ($125):Pros:-Versatility. Up to 6 different positions.-Mesh fabric so a lot of air flow. This is important since it will not get as warm/hot compared to others.-No need to buy baby insert-2 front pockets. one for the hood and the second one is big enough for phone, doggy bags, credit cards..-padded shoulder straps-very easy to put on and get off. two clicks like the Boba 4G. First clip is on the side and second clip is on the upper back between shoulder blades. I don't mind the side clip but I am not sure if it would be comfortable for pregnant or really skinny people since it sits pretty close to the hip bone. the second clip had a mini pad underneath to prevent it from digging into your back from prolonged use.-Our baby loves loves loves it.-It has a lumbar support pad that can be detached.-Can be used till ~45 lbsCons:-Doesn't have straps for purse/keys.I mean...if BOBA 4G mated with ERGO 360..LILLEbaby would be their ideal child...only carrying their best genes!!! Seriously though, I highly recommend taking the time and bringing your baby to the store to try out the carriers. Who knows, you baby might be completely crazy happy with a $20 carrier and a complete disaster with a $100+ carrier.

Updated review to give stars. The customer service is EXCELLENT! I had a tough time with getting the correct fit and contacted customer service. They helped me figure out and fix how I was wearing the carrier. With a few adjustments the carrier fits great and I can hardly feel the weight of the baby. I am petite and was told to only put the waist belt through ONE loop on the lumbar support so I could wear it around my natural waist and it worked like a charm. If you’re having problems adjusting the seat to the narrow seat as I had...I’ve attached pictures of what I did and you can always Google “Lillebaby panel loop” and I believe the 2nd link is what I clicked and this is a bit of what I got: “HOW DO I SWITCH MY CARRIER TO THE NARROW SEAT SETTING?In order to adjust your LÍLLÉbaby carrier to the narrow setting, complete the following steps:Remove the lumbar support from the waist belt webbing.Unsnap the two cotton fabric loops that encircle the waist belt of the carrier. The snaps are located on the front of the waist belt, just below the seat.Slide the loops off of the waist belt.Fold the loops toward the inside of the carrier, where they will be hidden beneath baby's bottom, and secure them with the snap located on the right hand side of the carrier (when the carrier is being worn). If you cannot see this snap, it's likely you have the wrong flap on top - switch them around!Replace lumbar support, and carry on!”****************************************************So far so good just got it today and it was easy to get it together and fitted for my body. It’s comfortable and doesn’t let me slouch. I have the Moby, Ergo 360, a Baby Bjorn, and a handful of Infantino wraps my husband prefers.I didn’t have a problem getting into the wrap I’m also decently flexible so I could get the strap in the back easily. I find the lumbar support to be nice because I have 3 blown disc in the lumbar area and I am 6-1 which sucks for my back. I don’t feel like the shoulders are as comfortable and padded as I would like them but they are certainly padded and help alleviate pressure from carrying a big ol baby.I thought the carrier had a slight smell to it but my husband says he can’t smell anything.I sort of think the baby sits too wide but so far no complaints from the little one. I also feel like the clips for headrest are awkward and I had a hard time with the baby in the carrier clipping them.I give this four stars because I feel like the baby sits a little too wide and I would like the ability to adjust that a bit more.

Busqué y busqué mochilas ergonómicas y mi pediatra me recomendó esta mochila, claro que por su precio lo pensé muchísimo pero cuando me decidí woooooooooooooooooooooow mi gorda tiene casi 1 año 2 meses y lo uso demasiado, excelente herramienta porque a sus 10 kilos créanme que si distribuye el peso y ni sientes que cargas.

It’s really nice carrier. Baby is comfortable as my son fall in sleep after 10 min. The only thing is that it can be a bit to hot in summer time

It’s very lightweight and airy. Totally suitable for the hot and humid weather. Comparing to the other brand I used, this is lighter, more comfortable carrying for long duration and airy.

When our 4 month old daughter outgrew her Babybjorn Original I couldn't decide between the Babybjorn One, Lillebaby All Seasons and the Airflow. After trying out the Babybjorn in the shops I quickly ruled it out as I felt that it didn't offer enough support for my back, neck and shoulders which was a shame as I liked the idea of sticking to a carrier we knew so well. It was harder to find Lillebaby carriers on the high street so I ordered both to try out.The All Seasons and the Airflow are basically identical in every way except for the material and the bizarre mesh hood (why??!) on the Airflow so what it had to come down to was looks and practicality given British weather. What I liked about the All Seasons was the amazing quality fabric, sooo much more premium feeling than Babybjorn, and I nearly went for it based on aesthetics alone. But my daughter is a very warm baby and overheats when being carried in whatever the weather, so we opted to keep the Airflow and im so glad we did. We recently took her out for the day in over 30 degrees heat and though her belly still got hot (hard to avoid when in contact with mum or dads belly) her back remained nice and cool. She looked very comfy and snoozed a lot so she must have liked it. And importantly i didn't feel any pain (I should mention that my daughter is a whopping 7.5kg already and I'm average sized and 5'4"). Oh and yes there are quite a few straps but these make the carrier so easy to adjust to any size baby and parent. Using them is really not rocket science!Ultimately I think what makes the Lillebaby a better carrier is the lumbar support and thicker straps which make a huge difference. What makes the Airflow even better is the breathable mesh which really does work. And though the All Seasons has a mesh layer once you unzip the back I don't see it ever being zipped up if you have a particularly warm baby like ours. And if it does ever get cold I think the Airlfow will be fine with our little one wrapped up a little warmer.

PRO:* Marsupio realmente ergonomico, sia per il bimbo che per il genitore, approvato dai pediatri.* Ben strutturato, solido, imbottito nei punti giusti, buon supporto lombare, molto regolabile* Adatto ad ogni fase della crescita, fin dalla nascita . Per ora noi lo abbiamo provato solo con un bimbo di 3 mesi, quindi rivolto verso il genitore.* Scelto perché da la possibilità di girare il bimbo verso l'esterno, oltre ad altre 6 posizioni (davanti, sul fianco, dietro)* LeggeroCONTRO:* Spedizione molto lenta.