Physiological Baby Carrier from 9 months to 15 kg - MH500 Navy Blue

At Quechua we have the technical know-how on backpacks.To grow our expertise and develop this baby carrier, we joined forces with experts in the physiology of young kids:A babywearing instructorA mid-wifeA physiotherapistAn osteopathThanks to their participation and our community of adventurer parents, we were able to validate an ergonomic position label together with our R&D centre to guarantee comfort for you and your kid.

NF validation complies with safety requirements: NF EN 13209-2:flexible baby carrierOn first use, we recommend that someone help you put it on or you do it in a secure area.We opted to use a 2-point belt clasp so you can open it with just one hand.There is safety back-up in case it is incorrectly closed (listen for the CLICK when you close it) with an elastic strap underneath.

Read the instructions carefully before using for the first time.Do not hesitate to consult our video tutorials produced by a carrying instructor (QR code on the box)

Above all, it’s time to share with your kid that is beneficial in their development, that respects:.The baby’s position and body shape as well as that of the parent..The physical (no risk of falling) and respiratory (the head isn’t too huddled up against the parent) safety- The baby and parent’s comfort- The baby's development (according to its motor development, age, size, etc.)And above all, a means of all-terrain movement from as young an age as possible.

Our baby carrier has 2 ergonomic positions validated by our health experts:.On the front facing yourself, from 9 months upwards or when your baby knows how to sit up on their own (following the natural distance between hips)..On the back, from the time when their weight could upset your balance and up to 15 kg (standardised).As recommended by our partner babywearing instructor, we have stopped the “face the world” position as it's not physiological and therefore not advised for young kids.

- Their knees are bent to the same height as their buttocks at a minimum- Their pelvis is tilted and lines up with their shoulders.- Their back is slightly rounded (avoid huddling the head to close against the parent)- Their head is turned to the side to clear the respiratory tract.- The baby is positioned at “kissing height”: to do this, the belt isn't fitted on the hips but rather at the necessary height to be able to kiss their forehead just by lowering the head

We have tried to reduce the number of adjustments to simplify using our model as much as possible:- 1 strap to adjust the belt (with detachable foam reinforcement for the strap if uncomfortable).- 1 strap to adjust each of the 2 straps- 2 hooks and foldable headrest to adjust the carrier height (which should come to the back of your kid’s neck when they are small)- a back/chest strap to connect the 2 straps- 2 “thumb rest” buckles

For walking independently with your kid without having to take a bag, we have designed our model with:- 1 large pocket with seal for nappies / wipes / small snack and a hook to secure your keys- 1 elasticated top pocket to slip in your kid’s hat for example- 1 flask/feeding bottle holder- 1 phone pocketA clever little extra: 2 Removable bibs (cotton on the outside/waterproof inside) for when baby chews the straps, easy to wash.

Designed at our international design centre at the foot of Mont Blanc in France, this baby carrier is then manufactured by our suppliers in Vietnam and China.These are partners that have genuine expertise in making baby carriers and with whom we work closely.Thanks to this relationship of trust with our industrial partners, we can create high-quality technical products.

We guarantee that our suppliers comply with our code of conduct. These suppliers are often located in developing countries where our presence helps to create jobs.By conducting audits and having teams on site, we make sure that the working environment of the employees meets certain quality standards in terms of human respect, personal fulfilment and environmental protection.