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Skip to ContentGetting your kids from here to there can be the toughest part about getting them outside and keeping the whole family active. We strongly believe in the benefits of babywearing and the fact that doing so simply makes your life EASIER. We have reviewed framed kid carriers, soft carriers, and some alternatives.As always, you can be sure that the reviews will be comprehensive, honest and exactly what we tell our family and friends. This page will be continually updated as we review different carriers and as our kids grow. Feel free to leave your questions in the comments of this or individual review posts.Osprey Poco LT Child Carrier Review My first backpacking pack purchase was an Osprey Ariel…Read MoreHatcher Pack Review Hatcher Pack was born when founder Jaclyn took her oldest on an…Read MoreHiking Kid Carrier Comparison Using a framed child carrier is a great way to keep…Read MoreThe Thule Sapling and Sapling Elite are easily adjustable child carriers ready for all day…Read MoreIf I had a nickel for every time I’ve heard, “I want to go up…Read MoreKinderpack for Hiking For me and many people I know, the Kinderpack (KP) is the…Read MoreKids are amazing and can do amazing things. However, if you’re like me, you’ve had…Read MoreGetting out the doors as a mom with littles can be hard. The challenge of…Read MoreOsprey updated their line of child carriers for 2020. They omitted the Poco AG line…Read MoreIf you want to do any kind of significant hiking (or snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing,…Read MoreDeuter Kid Comfort Pro Review Of all the carriers we own/have tried, the Deuter Kid…Read MoreDeuter Kid Comfort Child Carrier Review To be honest, the Deuter Kid Comfort Child Carrier…Read More**Check out our 2020 Best Framed Baby Carriers for Hiking here!**Click here to cancel reply.Have you found any ssc that are good for forward carry? I have a boba that I loved with ds1. (probably first gen, I wore ds1 who is now 9 from 4m-4y). But ds2 (5m) hates it. He liked the moby froggied but is getting too heavy for that. Now he likes facing sideways in a pocket sling. But I really want to carry him all day and can't do that in a pocket.Hi Kendra - I LOVE the new Bobas but also have you checked out Kindercarry at all?? There's are fantastic!!What about the Kinderpack Toddler and Preschooler? This is one of, if not THE best options for carrying kids 25-50lbs with a HUGE, deep seat AND it is super comfy for both the child and adult. I was shocked it didn't make your list!!YES! I so agree! Working on my review!!!Hi Amelia! Now that you've had a while longer to try out the new Boba X, how are you liking it, and how does it compare to the Lillebaby complete? I really like the idea of being able to cross the straps for extra back support, but I had read a review that said the Boba X was very uncomfortable crossed, due to the curve of the straps. What are your thoughts?Thanks!Have you had a chance to look at the new Kelty Journey PerfectFIT carriers?? I love your reviews of the products and we are looking for a framed carrier for hiking. Hoping you get to review it soon, it looks like an interesting product.Not yet! Hoping to get my hands on one ASAP!Hi does emeibaby will be good in a hot weather here in the philippines?Yes! It breathes very well!

Skip to ContentGetting your kids from here to there can be the toughest part about getting them outside and keeping the whole family active. We strongly believe in the benefits of babywearing and the fact that doing so simply makes your life EASIER. We have reviewed framed kid carriers, soft carriers, and some alternatives.As always, you can be sure that the reviews will be comprehensive, honest and exactly what we tell our family and friends. This page will be continually updated as we review different carriers and as our kids grow. Feel free to leave your questions in the comments of this...

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