I’m liking
Super lightweight and portable, this carrier offers endless possibilities for carrying and tying. I tried my baby on the front, and toddler on the back, and succeeded getting both settled in without too much fuss.
Things that made me go hmmm…
I’m sure that with use tying the carrier just the way you like it would become second nature, but in my initial attempts I wasn’t particularly confident that either my baby or I were best supported by my tying efforts. There is a lot of leeway for sloppy tying, so I would want a demo from someone familiar with the carrier. There is an on-line guide, but not the easiest to follow either.
Conclusion
The number of options means I’d probably have to play around with the Kozy Carrier quite a bit (with an extra pair of hands ready to assist) before I found my preferred positions. If this doesn’t phase you however, I think the carrier would be very practical and versatile.
About the Kozy Carrier
The Kozy Carrier is a modern version of the Asian Mei Tai, otherwise known as an Asian Baby Carrier (ABC). With wide padded shoulder straps, a padded curved head support, and sturdy durable fabrics (which give the body the stability it needs to carry heavier weights comfortably), the Kozy was designed for the comfort of not only you but your child as well. And with its generous sized body, it not only supports your child throughout their legs, bum and back, but it is made to grow with your child. It can be used from birth through toddlerhood and beyond.
The cost of the Kozy Carrier is $165
(This information was supplied by the distributor)
