It’s the one I have seen work over and over again on babies born prematurely because it’s so flexible in terms of how it can be used and so working with parents I can usually help them find a way that baby can sit comfortably in this carrier even if baby isn’t yet ready to spread their legs, or has low tone or is currently on oxygen and we need to accomodate for this. It comes with a booster cushion and it’s adjustable width and height means that it can fit smaller babies earlier than the other too.
While none of them are weight tested below 3.2 kg (or rather insured to print any lower than this on the label), the Izmi actually can work for even the tinest babies. (Cotton is 100% cotton, Jersey is 80% Polyester, 16% Cotton, 4% Spandex, while the Jersery Mesh is 100% Polyester)Īs you can see of the 3 the Izmi baby fits the earliest and lasts the longest. I’ve even had success with babies weighing as little as 1.75kg (just below 4lb), grows with baby to at least 1 year.įrom birth as soon as can open legs at least a little, generally fits from 2.75kg/6lb. Right from birth, no need to spread legs at all. Lets start by taking a look at their basic stats…įrom birth as soon as can open legs at least a little, generally fits from 2.75kg/6lb. So how do these 3 compare? Which one should you go for? But if you’re looking for a buckle carrier that you can use right from day 1 then the three to consider are the:Īll three of these are designed with carrying a newborn in mind, so are made from soft, light materials and sized to fit a smaller form snuggly, and prioritise the head and neck support that they need. For this reason many parents start with a stretchy wrap or a Close Caboo for the early days and then move on.
While most buckle carriers are aimed at supporting babies from a couple of months old all the way through to toddlerhood, there are relatively few that genuinely fit a newborn well.
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