BabyBjörn Baby Carrier Harmony, Navy Blue, 3D Mesh | 3-in-1 Ergonomic Baby Carrier; Newborn, Facing-in, Outward-Facing, and Back Carrying Positions Supported (7-40 lbs), Newborn to Toddler

Baby Carrier Harmony is the perfect choice if you are looking for a soft, flexible and ergonomic baby carrier with a luxurious feel. Pressure-relieving waist belt and padded shoulder straps and back support make Baby Carrier Harmony incredibly comfortable. The super-soft mesh hugs your baby and provides a constant feeling of closeness to one another. Baby Carrier Harmony is easy to use and lightweight and can be easily packed down into your stroller or diaper bag.
Baby Carrier Harmony is the perfect choice if you’re looking for a soft, flexible, and ergonomic baby carrier with a luxurious feel. Pressure-relieving waist belt and padded shoulder straps and back support make the carrier incredible comfortable. The super-soft fabric hugs your baby and provides a feeling of closeness to one another.
Baby Carrier Harmony is the perfect choice if you’re looking for a soft, flexible, and ergonomic baby carrier with a luxurious feel. Pressure-relieving waist belt and padded shoulder straps and back support make the carrier incredible comfortable. The super-soft fabric hugs your baby and provides a feeling of closeness to one another. Baby Carrier Harmony is easy to use, lightweight, and can easily be packed down into your stroller or diaper bag.
Baby Carrier Harmony can be used for newborns (min. 7 lbs/3.2 kg) and up to the age of approximately 3 (max. 40 lbs/18 kg)
The best choice for you depends on your unique needs and preferences. Our 3D mesh lets a lot of air through and offers cool and comfy babywearing even when the temperatures climb. The woven mélange, with its brushed, super-soft surface and thin padding is a bit fluffier. If breathability and lightweight design matter most, go for mesh. If you want a fluffier feel and a chic design, choose woven mélange.
There are four positions: newborn, facing in, facing out, and on your back. Your newborn needs a lot of closeness. Carrying your baby facing in strengthens the connection between the two of you, while the warmth from your breath and the sound of your heart provide security for your baby. At around the age of five months, once your baby’s neck muscles have become strong enough to hold up the head unaided, you can begin to carry facing out.