Can I use this to carry my baby on my back?
805561
No. It can't use on your back. This baby carrier is only used in front of your face. But you can change your baby position.
805562
No. This one is for only the front. But you can have the baby face forward instead of you.
839095
There are two small velcro straps in the back. As long as the crib has bars or something to strap it to, you should be fine.
2058630
I'm pretty sure you can but we just didn't bother with it. I already had one of those Infant headrests and with the back all the way down, just put the baby in the stroller, sans car seat. Most of our friends did this too with their babies.
1848763
I carry my son in mine pretty often, but not for long amounts of time. Probably no more than 20 minutes. He is 30lbs, so not quite as big as your child. I think the Boba distributes the weight really well. I don't feel any pain when I carry him. It feels more like a weight pulling me back, like a turtle with a shell, but not to the point where it is painful. Idk where you are from, but there are baby wearing groups near me that hold meetings so that you can try out different carriers. I found a group on Facebook. That may be a way to try before you buy.
738488
Yes, I still carry my 35lb, three year old on my back. She still loves it. I know she will be too heavy soon, but I will still carry her until she no longer wants to be on my back!!
452623
If you were the baby on the back, there is a strap at the chest and waist. It is a toy version of the actual ergo carrier.
979995
The manual and on the product state that the carrier is not for forward facing infant. You can wear the carrier on your back so the baby would be facing outward.
2275434
It lays pretty flat so that would be ok, but I would buy something that gives the baby a little support that you put in the stoller. It's pretty roomy.
917948
No, unfortunately it does not. It has great back support for mom but doesn't appear super comfy for baby. I just bought an ergo... my baby is more comfy in the ergo but for stability, line running through an airport, I like the bjorn he's very secure and it saves my back. For his comfort, I use the ergo.
582950
I don't see why not. It meets with FAA guidelines. It's a great carrier and your baby will be very comfortable :) Happy travels!
2203411
I would not think so. I used this carrier and I have a fairly large chest, especially when I was breastfeeding. The carrier has straps that are adjustable to make it comfortable for you and the baby no matter your size, breasts or otherwise. I tried a couple carriers and the ergo was the best one that I found. I even carried my baby in it when he was 3 months on an uphill hike in the mountains for multiple miles. And I was not even remotely in shape. So it was very comfortable for me and the baby and worked very well. I would say this is the carrier you'd need with a larger chest because it really is designed to be ergonomic and it's way easier on the back.
1566616
Yes. My son loves this carrier. Can be worn on the front or back and has a wonderful clip so it doesn't fall of his little shoulders.
633350
Maybe, but i doubt it would be as safe or comfortable as a soft structured carrier or a regular wrap for back carry, and you would defintitely need a helper to get lo on your back safely. The is a sling, not a full wrap. I only felt confortable wearing ds in front carry until he was about 15lbs, and as a hip carry for short periods until about 20 lbs. Having said all that, this carrier was ds's preferred carrier to nap in as a newborn. If you are looking for something to transition better to an older baby/ young toddler, but still help baby feel cradled, a full wrap would be a good choice (however, it's my understanding that they can take a while to get wrapping techniques down).
1310429
Yes you can use it if you purchase also a complete head and body support such as the Kiddopotamus Snuzzler. I use it for my newborn and he fits comfortably and safely.
1895712
We own the Baby Bjorn Carrier One and we love it. it is not made to carry a baby fcing outward on the back and I have never heard of any carrier that can do this.
1348237
No, it should be fine. My baby is small (18 months, 22 pounds) and we've been using it for the past few months. It's adjustable.
277342
It may depend on the baby's weight. My daughter is 19lbs and 10 months old and she is just now able to use it,. It does not offer much support, but I bet you could put a blanket or something in there to support it.