Types of Baby Carriers and Front Facing Baby Carrier

Types of Baby Carriers

What is a Baby Carrier?

Essentially, baby carriers are a hands free way of carrying your child. Carriers provide support for your child, usually through a pouch, and will go around your body to help spread the load. What type of carrier you select will determine how it gets used.
One thing all the best soft baby carriers will have is that they provide a safe and comfortable way to carry your baby arms-free. As a result they foster closeness which aids bonding and can help calm fussy babies who like to be held when out and about.

There are many different types of carriers. Which is the best infant baby carrier, or the best toddler carrier? That depends on your (and your child’s) preferences and needs. Any of the top baby carriers will be safe and comfortable for you and your baby. it’s really down to preference as to what the best choice is. Hopefully you will be able to find the best baby carriers for you from our list below.
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Hubby rocking the Ergo Adapt at KLIA2 on our way to Phuket

Front Facing Baby Carrier

Front facing baby carriers are one of the most popular baby carrier options. They really do dominate the baby carrier market and it is easy to see why as they have proven to be safe and secure.
Front facing baby carriers allow you to have your baby attached in front of you. You can opt to have your baby face you for closeness or face outwards to see the world and take in the sights. Infants will generally face towards you and older children can face outwards if they want.  The best forward facing baby carrier review is below.

Please note that not all of the carriers in the comparison chart which are listed as “front” will allow you to have your baby front facing out to the world. Some only allow front carry when the baby is facing you.
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