We were recently sent a brand new Ergobaby Adapt baby carrier which is a fab new ergonomic baby carrier by Ergobaby which is suitable for all age ranges from newborn, baby and toddlers. Crucially the Ergobaby Adapt is suitable for newborns (from 7lbs) and does not need a newborn insert and lasts up to age 4. This is perfect for us as we have a 2 week old and a 2.5 year old toddler, meaning both can easily use it. I was very kindly sent the Sophie La Girafe Festival version which is just gorgeous, it’s a lovely blue with a lovely ‘festival’ white, red and blue material. My Ergobaby Adapt carrier review is below, and I have also reviewed it separately with our toddler – Ergobaby carrier review with a 3 year old… Ergobaby Adapt Review Advantages

As you know I strive to be completely honest and in this point my hubby will completely agree, we’ve tried a few carriers over our 2.5 years as parents… The Adapt carrier is fantastic as it has the added convenience of lasting from newborn to toddler without an newborn insert and they’re just so well made and thought out. Using the ErgoBaby Adapt The baby setting when looking at the outside of the carrier. The 0-4 month setting also involved popping the headrest to the inside of the carrier.Is more expensive than some carriers (but I firmly believe you get what you pay for, especially in terms of baby carriers!) Takes up more room in your bag than a soft baby wrap, but can be used much longer so I’m not sure this really counts! All the carriers in this list have been tried by parent testers. During the testing process we considered comfort, ease of fit, adaptability for different body types, number of carrying positions, fabrics used, design and appearance, and extra features. We also asked testers if they felt the product was worth the money. As you can see I’ve majorly struggled to find any disadvantages, so I thoroughly recommend this Ergobaby Adapt carrier. As I mentioned in the advantages it’s easy to convert between age settings, just adjust the velco settings on the waist band (which are clearly identified on the actual carrier), and adjust the poppers on the outside to make sure little one is in the ‘M’ position – the carrier to reach to little one’s knees and their bottom should be lower than their knees.

Ergo are very well respected, and well made and importantly their carriers hold baby (and toddler) in an ergonomic position which is best for their hips. The headrest is in the outside position in this photo which is the middle setting. For the older setting the headrest can be manoeuvred upright (and secured using buttons) to provide support to older little ones. It’s easy to use, easy to adjust for different age groups and appears to be super comfy. I like that it’s hard to use this wrongly, and it keeps baby in that crucial ‘M’ shape, which is the best position for them.