Reviews of the Baby Bjorn Carrier

Review of the Baby Bjorn Active Carrier

by Namrata Telugu
(Tere Haute,IN)

I absolutely love the Baby Bjorn Carrier.I tried a wrap, an Infantino Cozy Rider and another kind within the Infantino range before I bought the Baby Bjorn.

The wrap seemed like a great concept until my daughter would scream and scream - no matter how many adjustments I would make, and the Cozy Rider just didn't give either one of us good support.

The Baby Bjorns are expensive for a reason,they do WORK! My baby's a little skinny and it gives her a good amount of padding not to mention how good my shoulders and back feel even after 3 hrs of wearing her. More often than not, she falls asleep in it.

I highly recommend these carriers.My one favourite baby gear article.

BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Active, Black/Red (US)

BabyBjorn Active Baby Carrier (Black and Silver)
(UK)

Baby Bjorn

by Priya
(Calgary, AB, Canada)

It's the most useful thing I have, just so easy to use too. I carried my baby in it from 4 months, still using it now 9 months.

It's so comforting for the baby as they are close to their mom/dad. I use it more often during travel, also just going to a supermarket to buy some small stuff - you dont need to carry the stroller in your car. And it has two ways to carry your baby - when he sleeps, turn him towards you and otherwise outside.

Both you and the baby will love it..

Baby Bjorn Baby Carrier

by Nicole Potter
(Wisconsin Rapids, WI USA)

My favorite baby product is the baby bjorn baby carrier. I found it so nice even when my son was just 2 months old. At that age they want to be held alot and it made things so much easier for me to get things done around the house; not to mention allowing me to get a bite to eat here and there! Jack is now 5 months old and it is still often used. He likes to be close to mom and he can see everthing that is going on at the same time.

Baby Bjorn Carrier

by Hellen Wambui Njeru
(Nairobi, Kenya)

I got one as a present from my sister inlaw when I gave birth to my daughter. I used it until she was one year, then I kept it and when I had my son (who is 10 months now) I continued to use it.

I love it because it realy helps carrying the baby around. Not only in the house, but also when I go shopping because it leaves my hands free to either do other work in the house or carry my shopping easily without geting tired. It also leaves my hands free to be able to hold my daughter's hand when we go for walks.

I love it also because one can carry the baby either facing you or facing the other way, which means baby is able to see what is happening around him. I also like it because it's made of good material and I know it for sure, because I have used the one I have for two years and it's still very strong and looking new even after washing it a couple of times.

I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to any mum. If dad feels like taking the little one out for a walk he can also use the carrier! It's very comfortable.

BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Original - Black, Classic
(US)

BabyBjorn Baby Carrier Original (Black, Spirit)
(UK)


	Review of the Baby Bjorn Active Carrier by Namrata Telugu (Tere Haute,IN) I absolutely love the Baby Bjorn Carrier.I tried a wrap, an Infantino Cozy Rider and another kind within the Infantino range before I bought the Baby Bjorn. The wrap seemed like a great concept until my daughter would scream and scream - no matter how many adjustments I would make, and the Cozy Rider just didn't give either one of us good support. The Baby Bjorns are expensive for a reason,they do WORK! My baby's a little skinny and it gives her a good amount of padding not to mention how good my shoulders and back feel even after 3 hrs of wearing her. More often than not, she falls asleep in it. I highly recommend these carriers.My one favourite baby gear article. advertisement BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Active, Black/Red (US) BabyBjorn Active Baby Carrier (Black and Silver) (UK) Click here to read or post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews. Baby Bjorn by Priya (Calgary, AB, Canada) It's the most useful thing I have, just so easy to use too. I carried my baby in it from 4 months, still using it now 9 months. It's so comforting for the baby as they are close to their mom/dad. I use it more often during travel, also just going to a supermarket to buy some small stuff - you dont need to carry the stroller in your car. And it has two ways to carry your baby - when he sleeps, turn him towards you and otherwise outside. Both you and the baby will love it.. Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews. Baby Bjorn Baby Carrier by Nicole Potter (Wisconsin Rapids, WI USA) My favorite baby product is the baby bjorn baby carrier. I found it so nice even when my son was just 2 months old. At that age they want to be held alot and it made things so much easier for me to get things done around the house; not to mention allowing me to get a bite to eat here and there! Jack is now 5 months old and it is still often used. He likes to be close to mom and he can see everthing that is going on at the same time. Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews. Baby Bjorn Carrier by Hellen Wambui Njeru (Nairobi, Kenya) I got one as a present from my sister inlaw when I gave birth to my daughter. I used it until she was one year, then I kept it and when I had my son (who is 10 months now) I continued to use it. I love it because it realy helps carrying the baby around. Not only in the house, but also when I go shopping because it leaves my hands free to either do other work in the house or carry my shopping easily without geting tired. It also leaves my hands free to be able to hold my daughter's hand when we go for walks. I love it also because one can carry the baby either facing you or facing the other way, which means baby is able to see what is happening around him. I also like it because it's made of good material and I know it for sure, because I have used the one I have for two years and it's still very strong and looking new even after washing it a couple of times. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to any mum. If dad feels like taking the little one out for a walk he can also use the carrier! It's very comfortable. advertisement BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Original - Black, Classic (US) BabyBjorn Baby Carrier Original (Black, Spirit) (UK) Click here to post comments. Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Baby Product Reviews.
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