“Bought it when she was six weeks old and she's completely snug in it — head supported, face out where I can see her. The zip is a proper heavy one, not flimsy. I've worn it every single day since.”
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Using the hoodie
The carrier pouch is designed for babies up to around 12 months, or about 10 kg. Keep your baby's face visible and their chin off their chest, and check on them often. Never use it while driving, cycling, cooking over heat or doing anything that could cause a fall.
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Last updated: 12 September 2026.