Ergobaby
Carrying your baby close isn’t just convenient, it’s deeply comforting for both parent and child. Every parent knows the dance: one moment your little one craves snuggles, the next they’re wriggling to explore the world around them (and this often starts earlier than you think!). A baby sling or toddler sling helps you keep up with that rhythm, holding them close when they need it and letting go when they’re ready.
Whether you’re brand new to babywearing or curious about toddler sling carriers, here’s everything you need to know about using them.
What is a baby or toddler sling?
Unlike a structured baby carrier, which often includes padded straps and buckles designed for longer wear from birth to a four year old, a baby sling is a single piece of fabric worn over one shoulder. It’s quick to put on, lightweight to carry, and perfect for those in between moments when your child (from about 6 months) needs a cuddle at the store, a snuggle before nap time, or a boost on a family
Forward facing babywearing used to be a hot topic for debate, when there were no ergonomic baby carriers available, and the baby carriers let the baby’s legs dangle when carried. But not today with ergonomic designs like the Ergobaby Omni Deluxe, Embrace, and Aerloom carriers. Now you can safely carry your baby front facing while keeping them comfortable and supported.
Ergobaby baby carriers have been tested and certified by both the AGR (Aktion gesunder Rücken e.V.) campaign for healthier backs and the International Hip Dysplasia Institute offering you total peace of mind when it comes to ergonomic positioning in all carry positions.
Whether you’re searching for the best front facing baby carrier, wondering when can baby be front facing in a carrier, or just curious about safety, here’s everything you need to know.


How and when can baby be front facing in a carrier?
1. Baby’s Age & Size
Your baby should be at least 5–6 months old, weigh 14 lbs (6.4 kg) or more, and
Metro 3 vs Metro 3 Deluxe: Which Compact Travel Stroller is Right for You?
If you're looking for the best travel stroller for your growing family, you've likely come across the Ergobaby Metro 3 stroller and the Metro 3 Deluxe stroller. Both are lightweight and designed to be compact, comfortable, and pack big adventures into small spaces for travels near or far. But what’s the difference between them?
In this comparison guide, we’ll break down the key features of the Metro 3 compact stroller and the Metro 3 Deluxe compact stroller so you can decide which is the best choice for your family.
The Similarities: What Both Compact Strollers Offer
No matter which version you choose, you're getting the best compact stroller that doesn’t compromise on comfort. Here’s what they have in common:
- One-hand fold: Both strollers fold quickly and easily, perfect when you’re holding your baby (or coffee) in one hand. Make sure you check out the fold, as we have included a little bit of
It’s that time of year again…sunny adventures await! Whether it’s a beach day, a backyard BBQ, or a picnic in the park, summer outings can be a breeze when you’re prepared with the right summer baby essentials. If this is your baby’s first summer, here are ten must-haves to help you both enjoy every sunny moment, stress-free.
Our top tips for your newborn summer essentials
1. A high-quality stroller
Warm-weather outings call for a stroller that’s lightweight, easy to push, and designed with ventilation and comfort in mind.
- What to look for: A compact stroller with a large sun canopy (preferably UPF 50+), breathable fabric and additional panels that provide airflow. A one hand quick-fold design is perfect for summer travel.
- Pro tip: The Ergobaby Metro 3 Stroller is ideal for everyday adventures. It’s super cozy for baby, breathable when laid flat thanks to mesh panels, and folds like magic with the auto fold! Only one hand needed, perfect for families on the go.


2. Portable sun protection
Every birth is unique—so how do you decide what is best for you and your baby? If you’re currently deciding what you want for your birth or simply want to learn more about the different types of birth, you’re in the right place. Today we’re sharing everything you need to know about cesarean sections (also called C-sections or abdominal births), especially compared to vaginal births. We’ll take a closer look at the pros and cons of c section and the pros and cons of vaginal birth to help you decide whether a vaginal birth vs C-section is right for you and your baby. If you’re weighing the decision of C-section vs vaginal birth, this guide covers key differences, risks, and recovery.
C-Section vs Vaginal Birth: What’s the Difference?
So what’s the difference, technically speaking? A vaginal birth is when a baby is born through the vagina. Labor may begin spontaneously and continue until the baby is born, but in some cases, labor needs to be started by induction. In comparison, a cesarean

