Is it possible to use this carrier on your chest with the child facing forward?
193726
It is not possible with this carrier, but it's not as good for babies' hips to be worn that way anyway.
193727
You can but it is much more comfortable for the child facing toward you. The leg holes are more comfortable than most carriers because they face that certain direction and coddle your child.
2055591
It is inward facing only, but when the baby is old enough it can go on back (back pack style). It is a great product. I have used it for two babies, and my 18 month old is still riding in the backpack. I love it!!!!
156419
I haven't used this carrier for a few years (my daughter is now almost 3), but as I recall, you can unclip on the side and put the baby in facing the front. I remember this carrier being very user friendly.Hope this helps!
1521409
Thanks for your question! Your little one can be held on your front or your back, facing inward only. Boba does not offer a forward facing position. Please let me know if you have any other questions regarding the Boba Air, I'd be happy to help! -Alyson, Boba Inc.
1024487
On either side of the carrier there are button holes. You loop these button holes onto the buttons of the carrier before it snaps into place. Then you wrap the carrier around your little ones toes. You can use it facing forward or outward by switching the hood.
705129
The only thing to do is to run the seat belt through the handles if the carrier is facing forward. You could sit the carrier sideways in the back and secure it diagonally with seat beat - going through the handles again.
2074633
Absolutely! My boys are 19 months apart and we've used this stroller from the beginning. There is an adapter you can buy to click an infant carrier into the stroller. We used it until our youngest outgrew his infant carrier car seat and then switched to the second seat. Of all the purchases we've made along the way, this stroller is by far my favorite! I can't even imagine using a bulky side by side stroller. How do you get through doors with those things?! Well worth the cost in my opinion!
2055597
I was only able to use it inward facing, but when the baby is older they can also go on your back and face forward from that position.
2089303
Yes facing forward was our preferred position. But only when they are tall enough to see over the bib section. It balls up nicely to travel, but it takes a bit of work because of the many straps. But do it a couple of times n you will be efficient.
2030113
I would say no more so than a backpack's arm straps if the child is left unattended. We've actually found it's better with the chest strap because it holds the backpack to our daughter in the proper position.
899607
This product can only be used as a front carrier with baby facing you or out .
885468
If the seat is rear-facing, then yes (but would be cramped for long rides). If the child is forward facing, it is still doable, but would be uncomfortable.
1844040
it can face forward but withour the rotating base, yo can use both the seatbelt or the latch system.
170074
No. To do that you will need a rear facing only infant carseat. This is a convertible seat that can be used both rear facing and forward facing but does not have a base for the carseat to be easily removed and taken into house or snap into a stroller.
703502
I guess you could...I only use mine as a backpack. I did put it on my front with my dog inside the backpack and it wasn't as comfortable for me or my dog. I have never had a problem with the backpack or with my dog inside it. In fact my dog loves being in it. If being able to see your dog the entire time you might want to look for a different carrier. There are front facing carriers.
1939615
It is rear-facing and forward-facing with harness. You would have to buy a booster when your child is to big for the seat. She simply adores it.
1500345
No it does not. But it does work great on your back for older babies! The point of this type of carrier is to hold the child in a sitting position which is better on the child's spine, than to be suspended by the crotch. (which would be necessary to face forward. Hope this helps. :)