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Discover the best baby carriers and wraps for newborns with Ergobaby. Learn the pros and cons, key features to look for, and explore ergonomic options designed for comfort, safety, and long-term use.
If you’re getting ready to welcome a tiny new person into your world, then you’ve probably been thinking about the best baby carrier – ensuring you stay connected with your baby, while still freeing up your hands. But should you opt for a baby carrier, or a baby wrap? Let’s have a look at your choices and the pros and cons.
Ergobaby carriers are designed to support both physical and emotional wellbeing in babies and parents. All our ergonomic baby carriers are certified by the Campaign for Healthier Backs (AGR) and our newborn range is specially engineered to provide the best physical support for your tiny baby in the safest way possible.
We offer both baby wraps and baby carriers, giving you a wealth of choices when it comes to your newborn.
Our Aura Baby Wrap
Our Ergobaby Embrace
The brand new ergonomic Omni Deluxe
The Omni Deluxe is available in three fabric choices: either completely made of breathable mesh material or in a cotton or linen version. The integrated headrest buttons are hidden for a more streamlined design and there’s storage space – a total of six compartments plus an elastic band to attach a muslin or dummy clip. And if you need some light weather protection or privacy for baby, the Omni Deluxe also has an integrated hood. The upgrades to the Omni Deluxe also make it more comfortable for you as your baby grows, ensuring the weight is evenly distributed across your body – a benefit that becomes more obvious the bigger your baby gets!
A baby carrier is a big investment, so to round off this article we’re going to list the key features you should look out for when choosing a newborn baby carrier.
A baby carrier for newborns must be designed in such a way that your newborn sits in the ergonomic spread-squat position as soon as you have them in the carrier. This means that the thighs are well supported, and their knees are higher than their bum. This helps ensure the developmentally appropriate, slightly rounded shape of the newborn's back.
Your baby carrier should provide suitable head and neck support – ideally, support that is adjustable so that the carrier still works for you as your baby grows.
A baby carrier for newborns should be made of soft, breathable material to prevent overheating and heat/perspiration rashes. Mesh offers the ultimate breathability and so do natural materials like cotton and linen.
The carrier panel should finish no higher than level with the middle of the ear for newborns to ensure it doesn’t cover their head or face. If it’s higher than that, it’s too big for your baby.
Choose a carrier that is easy and intuitive to put on and take off, especially if you are new to babywearing. You can find all our instruction videos on our YouTube channel and more on our Instagram. Have a look before you buy so you can see how easy it is to do!
Make sure that your baby carrier meets general safety and ergonomics standards. This can be indicated, for example, by the certificate from the Aktion Gesunder Rücken (AGR) association or the International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI).
The best investment is one you can use for longer – so choose a carrier that grows with your baby. Did you know that the special technology of Ergobaby’s baby carriers ensures that newborns have a particularly deep seat for a developmentally appropriate position? On our Adapt and Omni models, the two Velcro fastening straps on the waistbelt provide this fit, which you won't find on any other carrier.
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Monthly competitions
Discounts from our Partners
Expert advice tailored to your little one's age
Weaning recipes
HiPP shop discounts*
*10% off HiPP's online shop does not apply to our First Infant, Anti-Reflux or Comfort Formula Milk.
Important notice: Breastfeeding is best. Follow on milk should only be used as part of a mixed diet from 6 months. Talk to a healthcare professional.