What kind of wrap/carrier do you use for your toddlers? I haven't BW since DD was 11 months, and that was in the Moby. I really miss it, and she's not a big fan of the stroller or the shopping cart. She's too heavy to wear in the Moby now (27 lbs). I'd like to do a back carry, but being a SAHM, it's hard to get the wrap right with just myself doing the wrapping.
Any recommendations that aren't too expensive?
TIA!
Re: BWing a toddler?
There are lots of options! I use woven wraps (which you need for back carries) or mei tais. SSC/buckle carriers are another option - the Boba SSC is actually on Zulily for cheap today. The babyhawk oh snap is another easy to find SSC. For Mei tais, most people like a padded waist with toddlers. But the Kozy is a cheaper easy to find option that will still work for a toddler.
My siggy link has lots of info on carrier types ;-)
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The Ergo looks like it would be the most comfortable on me
Where do you find them secondhand?
The Pestie formerly known as BlueMoonMagic.
A woven for sure would be great especially if you like the wrapping aspect of the Moby.
I also have an Ergo which Iove for quick trips out or the grocery store or hikes. So much more supportive than the dreaded Bjorn- I don't hurt at all carrying my 24 lb toddler for hours.
I just ordered a Boba on Zulily! Happy birthday to me!
Thanks everyone!
The Pestie formerly known as BlueMoonMagic.
I got my previously-owned Ergo from thebabywearer.com. I would check that out for sure. And as others have mentioned, the Boba on a deep discount on zulily!
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