Jeep 2-In-1 Sport Baby Carrier to Carry Your Baby Close And Secure
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This is the baby carrier we use. It was chosen for some good reasons: It's sturdy and durable, and comfortable for the baby. Soft foam padding in the seat along with a stay dry liner and adjustable leg openings make sure of your baby's comfort. The fact that your baby is right where you would normally hold a baby means there is no feeling of separation for the baby to get used to. Your baby can be carried behind or in front of you and leave your hands free and your baby secure. The Jeep Baby Carrier is just the best one we've found for people who want to keep on doing things and keep their baby close and secure. This carrier lets newborns face inward and growing babies face the world. Extra wide padded shoulder straps help distribute baby's weight. |
Jeep 2-In-1 Sport Baby Carrier Only $29.95 |
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2-in-1 carrier allows baby to face forward or face parent. A secure-fit
indicator turns red to confirm a locked latch. Soft interior fabric and leg
bolster comforts baby while traveling. Cool-climate vent for better air
circulation to keep baby comfortable. High density foam creates a form-fitting
shell that cradles different size babies. The carrier seat and leg openings easily
adjust to grow with baby. Easy-in, easy-out buckles and self-adjust straps means no
assistance is needed to put the carrier on. Gives you the freedom to explore with
baby close at your side. Mesh pockets to store on the go essentials.
CSN Baby has a big selection of Baby Carriers - |
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