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This is a one size fits all sling. With long straps to secure the sling into position. A large double layer panel makes the seat. This carrier can be folded to fit smaller babies from around 4 months.
MEI TAI “This carrier has now been tried and tested by me for over 3 years and is still going strong! If you have a toddler that likes a lift than this is for you. Use it for walking, travelling & shopping or just around the house. Either way its sure to please your toddler.”
Once your baby is beginning to sit up you may find that you are in need of an upright carrier. The RooBaby Mei Tai is named so because it uses some of the oldest Asian wrap style features blended with the features of the new backpack style carriers. The Mei Tai has two long ties that secure the carrier in place with the child in an upright position. The ties can either be crossed over the back or tied straight over the shoulders. A strong comfortable panel holds even the biggest of toddlers in a front, side, hip or back carry. The fabric is strong yet breathable so makes this carrier a sound choice for use outdoors in warm weather. Easy to use with no clips or buckles this carrier will assist the person wanting to extend their carrying time with the older baby or child.
Carry Positions
• Hip/side • Front facing
• Front forward • Piggy back
Instructions
Each carrier is supplied with a fully illustrated instruction leaflet which shows each carry position and also includes Hints & Tips to assist your baby wearing.
SIZING CHART
Carrying a toddler offers many benefits that are usually overlooked at this stage. Toddlers still need lots of encouragement and security as they explore the new world that awaits them. Carrying your toddler offers quick convenient control when your child gets tired or fussy and provides easy transport when you are in a hurry, yet still gives your child a safe vantage point to view the world from when things get a little scary! Carrying a toddler gives clear signals that you are not abandoning your beliefs and desirers to keep them close. Offering your closeness for as long as your toddler needs it shows real dedication and lets your toddler grow at their own pace, making a more secure, and confident little person.
