It’s always lovely to try something new and I was intrigued to see how the half-buckle DidyKlick performed in comparison to my beloved wraps. For me this is the one thing I'd like to see altered about this carrier - the width adjustment is really amazing and covers such a range, it would be absolutely brilliant if the height adjusted to the same extent and as smoothly. You see an Onbuhimo is a totally different type of carrier entirely - originating from Japan, Onbuhimos are a waist bandless carrier used for wearing baby high on the back, just like a rucksack. The Prima Star pattern is woven into the fabric by combining dark blue cotton in the warp with gold coloured cotton for the weft. The DidyKlick has wide, fabric straps that spread the weight across your shoulders and, in conjunction with the support of the structured waist, make for an extremely comfortable carry.

The DidyKlick is a lovely, less structured style; a super option for newborns and bigger babies too. There are no preset 'jumps' its possible to get an exact knee to knee fit all the way from a tiny baby to bigger toddler. The DidyKlick PERFECTLY combines the comfort and versatility of a woven wrap with the ease and speed of a buckle carrier. In terms of length the straps were plenty long enough to come round under babies bottom and back behind me to tie, but not so insanely long that i couldn't tie in front with bow if I didn't want a knot in my back (i.Buckle around the waist, sit baby in the soft pouch, tie the shoulder straps and you are ready to go. To use, simply buckle the DidyKlick around your waist, then sit your baby in the soft fabric pouch and tie the shoulder straps around you both. Most buckle and half buckle carriers offer the front, hip and back carry positions and while front and back are usually pretty straightforward the hip position is often less comfortable or more of a faff.

Easily adjustable, the padded waist belt is secured with a clip-buckle ensuring support around the torso.I’m a size 16-18 and had oodles of unused belt, yet at its smallest it will fit the most petite of people. As already mentioned: the seat can be adjusted via velcro to define the width and with the toggle the pouch gets smaller. The large, adjustable body panel made of wrap fabric creates a soft pouch offering a safe place for your little one.

The DidyKlick fastens with a buckle waist and has shoulder straps that tie and is made from Didymos woven wrap fabrics.I love that the loops have been included on both sides of the straps so it's possible to purposefully twist the straps if desired. I have to say the setup was a bit of a faff, as was re threading the waistband later so I probably wouldn't want to be switching between these two modes all the time, but switching only occasionally while pregnant or for the middle of summer when you want a lighter, higher back carrier etc, I could definitely see. I experienced none of the pulling or digging I often get over time with a full buckle carrier’s straps and the wide fabric DidyKlick straps can be tied off pretty much however you want. Your baby is fully supported across the back and the bottom which ensures the optimal natural spread squat position.

The carrier has an integrated headrest that can be adjusted by draw strings and fastened through loops on the shoulder straps by poppers (snap fastenings) to act as either a head support or moulded sleep hood.

My daughter probably should sit a bit higher than on the left picture and the panel would reach nearer her armpits. Didymos's experience, and focus on the safety and well-being of children, with attention to social and ecological ethics, has resulted in a brand that babywearers around the world have come to trust for affordable quality. This means that the DidyKlick can be worn comfortably by people with different body types and it’s easy to switch quickly between different carrying people. We’ve been enjoying some hot, humid weather while testing the DidyKlick and have found it extremely comfortable and airy, even when carrying for long periods of time. Check out the simple coloured designs such as Jade and the more complex jacquard designs such as Leo.