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  • legs spread far too wide

  • @GustaMapache What do you mean? Their legs are supposed to be spread...

  • @gmackritis26 yes legs are supposed to be spread. I said they are spread far too wide. .

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  • wow..great video and info given, thanks!

  • Grobah, wraps are an excellent option. I used wraps for years before I tried the Ergo. I found wraps very comfortable. But I found the Ergo very fast to put on and it didn't drag on the ground (in snow, mud, etc). Plus my husband was willing to wear it which helped a LOT! I find that the Ergo has much more mainstream appeal than traditional baby carriers in general and I honestly find it the comfortable baby carrier; otherwise I would not bother with doing videos and websites about it! :)

  • just use a traditional wrap ....

  • Wraps are wonderful but they don't suit everyone. I used wraps with my first and for around 8 months with my 2nd. When I tried the Ergo, I was done with wrapping! No more dragging cloth on the filthy ground or sweating while baby fusses waiting for me to finish wrapping. I find the Ergo more comfy and lightning fast. By all means, use wraps if you love them, but they are not for everyone.

  • the ergo looks like its a mai tei wrap.

  • Not exactly. A mei tai ties, which takes longer. And a mei tai lacks the structured, supportive waist band of the Ergo, which transfers most of the weight of the baby to the hips. I have never been comfy in a mei tai, and I have TRIED!!!!

  • That's a good idea. It's not pretty, I warn you! I will ask my daughter if she's willing to model - she's got her own opinions!

  • Same here! Can't enjoy this carrier as I have no idea where to obtain a simple side carry instructional video. The DVD that came with the carrier is pretty useless :(

  • I've given this a lot of thought and the botttom line is I don't recommend the Ergo for a hip carry. If you want to hip carry exclusively, use a Scootababy. The Ergo shines for front and back. For serious babywearing, especially with toddlers, the Ergo is the way to go.

  • Could you make a video showing how do the side/hip carrying posstion? I have read your page over and over and I still cannot figure it out! ~Mrs. T~

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