Líllé Baby 6-in-1 All Seasons Carrier

Color

Chambray

Age Group

Toddler

The award-winning Complete™ 6-in-1 Carrier’s ground-breaking convertible seat grows with your child, ensuring they always have the right support. Fold inward for a narrow seat that is newborn ready. As your child grows, expand the seat to ensure their hips and legs are comfortably and ergonomically supported well into the toddler years. Offered in the All Seasons, our most popular-selling style. This baby carrier features a zip-down front panel, revealing breathable mesh to increase airflow on warm days. Zip up for windbreaker like protection when it’s chilly. The Complete carrier can be used with children from 7 – 45lbs. WAYS TO WEAR • Fetal Carry: This position for newborns mimicking their position in the womb and may be extra soothing and comforting in their early days. Set your carrier to a wide seat and use an infant pillow (sold separately) to properly position newborn within the carrier. • Inward Facing Carry (Narrow Seat/Babies): Appropriate from newborns through their first year. Set your carrier to a narrow position to support your little one from knee-to-knee. • Inward Facing Carry (Wide Seat/Toddlers): If your child is wearing 18-month to 24-month-old clothing it may be time to change your seat size. Widen the carrier seat to ensure their legs are fully supported in a seated position and not dangling. • Front-Facing Carry: Set your carrier to the narrow seat, fold down the head support, and turn your baby around to give them a view of the world. Baby should be at least 6 months old and demonstrate strong, consistent head support. • Hip Carry: Similar to a ring sling, this position allows baby to see the world while still feeling cuddled by their parent. Babies supported in a hip carry should be at least 6 months old and demonstrate strong, consistent head support. • Back Carry: It’s the ultimate piggy-back ride and a favorite position for toddlers. If your child falls asleep in back carry, please switch them to a front carry position so you can ensure they have adequate head and neck support.