Beco Gemini Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler - All Positions Baby Body Carrier, 100% Cotton Baby Carrier Backpack, Baby Front Carrier with Adjustable Seat, Ergonomic Baby Holder Carrier 7-35 lbs (Grey)

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The newborn carrier is hip-healthy and has a built-in headrest and padded leg openings to keep your babe comfy all day long. Beco Gemini is a 4-in-1 baby carrier offering four comfortable carrying positions – front facing in, facing out, hip and back carry. With the carrier being very soft, there are no issues reported with it digging into baby’s legs in the leg hole area, which is a very good thing. Our older test passengers verbally said being in the Gemini hurt, which is easy to believe, given how tight it feels in the carrier. I use it for my super chunky 20 lb 4 months old, but now she’s growing longer at 5m old I don’t feel her thighs are well supported anymore.

Crossing straps in the back even make front carrying relatively comfortable (though not recommended for long periods of time). Birth to toddler, the Beco Gemini is easy to use, super comfy and keeps your precious bundle close to your heart! Froggy position wasn’t an option either, as she would just push her legs in between me and the waistband, no matter how tightly I wore it. It is worth noting that compared to other similar carriers - like the Ergobaby Omni Breeze, Tula Explore and the Lillebaby Complete - the Gemini doesn't last as long. My new Beco carrier feels so good, no back pain,n and the cross back is WONDERFUL and feels so secure!

Consequently the Beco Gemini tends to the sling of choice for the minimalists - those who want a comfortable carrier that is very simple, and folds down tiny. Our certified babywearing consultants highly recommend the Beco Gemini as it is simple to use, super safe for your baby and very comfortable for parents of all sizes. With Beco, you’ll get a wide range of comfortable carry option to use whenever you see fit, without the back pain.

On the other hand, after washing it multiple times most parents plan to use it with other babies, therefore the carrier seems to be quite durable.We are linking to the Cool in our review, and you can compare the Beco Gemini on the left with the Beco Gemini Cool on the right in the photos below. This isn't really a criticism as part of the appeal of this carrier is that it is smaller and the reason it works really well for newborns (or babies in the 2-3 month age range who are often between settings in a lot of other carriers) is because it is a smaller carrier.