has anyone attached this to a baby carrier, like a ergo?
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No, and I don't think I would. This is one of the more substantial stroller fans I found out there, which is a good thing for us in terms of durability. However, it might be a bit heavy on an Ergo. (Baby carriers are tough in hot weather, too!)
1953975
I have tried, the clip is so tight you can't really attach it to anything. Don't buy this. The fan barely works, and is a huge waste of money. Best part about entire purchase is the awesome amazon return policy
1308789
I believe so. My husband and I go back and forth with this carrier and we've had no issues. When he's carrying our 2.5 year old there's still a lot of strap left over on all the adjustments. It really is a great carrier.
170071
No you can't but I used a Boulevard from birth with my 3rd child and used a woven wrap or soft structure carrier (like an Ergo) to get baby in and out of stores, etc. I didn't carry the infant bucket with either of my other two children past the first couple weeks, not at all really with my second child.
284231
Hi, this carrier have a regulater, my baby have 2 months and it works very well for him.
917948
No, unfortunately it does not. It has great back support for mom but doesn't appear super comfy for baby. I just bought an ergo... my baby is more comfy in the ergo but for stability, line running through an airport, I like the bjorn he's very secure and it saves my back. For his comfort, I use the ergo.
1967119
Not exactly - I usually lay it over the cart or high chair and then put the baby in the seat and secure all of the straps while I hold her. I really like the cover. It is soft and my LO likes the tags which I can also use to secure toys to.
1595648
I haven't but I would think they would be too big. The ergo strap is larger then the carsear straps. They are wonderful for the carrier!!
1682995
You can attached an infant carrier to our stroller. We do have adapters for Graco/Chicco, MaxiCosi and PegPerego. A 3 months old wiuld be too young to sit alone in the stroller
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My son is 29.6 lbs and in the 88th percentile for height for his age (2 in Feb). He can put his arms over the straps and he is comfortable if he does so. He also sometimes tucks his arms by his stomach and just leans his head forward to sleep. I did not have an ergo though so I really can't compare. I do absolutely love this carrier though. I carry him around the grocery store and such but we worked up to that. I think my back would kill me otherwise, even though it does distribute weight evenly.
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I have this carrier. I did not use this particular one for my baby as a newborn. I had a smaller one I used for him. It is geared towards smaller babies. I used this carrier as he got older, around 6 months.
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I don't know what ergo was thinking leaving out the pocket! I went on etsy and had a woman make a pouch that attaches to the ergo so I could hold things. Search ergo 360 and then sewsugarpie is her screen name. Her name is Nichole and she made a bib, a pouch, a hood attachment (since the hood is smaller making it harder to breastfeed discreetly) and some teething pads for the strap in a fabric I picked. She was really easy to work with and made everything I requested.
917807
No, I cannot answer that. I purchased it and the infant insert carrier for my daughter. She is the one who uses it. KS
538251
The Ergo Original is not designed to have the infant facing outwards - the infant should always be facing in towards your body (whether on your front or back). If you mean wearing the baby on your front (facing inwards), then yes: the insert does not need to be used for a baby that large.
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I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it really is designed to be ergonomic and it's way easier on the back. I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it... » Read More I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it really is designed to be ergonomic and it's way easier on the back. « Show Less
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The attachment doesn't fit a pack n play. I have it sitting freely in the pack n play and have no issues with it falling on my baby. As she becomes more active I will have to be creative about attaching it to the side. Perhaps with zip ties, but the standard attachment does not fit.
688574
I took both carriers off the stroller and used them in the car for my cats. When I stopped somewhere I took the stroller out of the back, set it up and hook the carriers on. I had to adjust how the breaks on the back wheels went on because the pole they sent wasn't long enough.I snapped the pole that goes across the top of the carriers on upside down, so the "opening" was up instead of down how they say to put it. Less likely for it to come off while carrying it with a fur baby is in it. When I do have one of my fur babies in it I carry it so the bottom is supported.
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Newborns can be put in an Ergo, but you need the newborn insert to add to the carrier, and they need to be worn on your front only. Backpack and side carries need to wait until baby has good head control