In the instructions, you will find an easy to understand Step-by-Step-Videos for all carrying positions. The gentle yet durable Ergobaby Omni Dream carrier will provide a soft and cosy feel, and is available in a range of modern colourways. Baby’s arms are able to move freely and his hips are flexed and abducted in the healthy hip seated squat.

We all liked the waistband for the extra support it gave, this is needed with such facing out positions (the centres of gravity are further apart so parent’s muscles have to work harder to maintain balance than a facing in carry). The “M” position of the seat ensured that his leg was in a comfortable position as he travelled on our backs and there was definitely something soothing about all that close contact at a time when he wasn’t able to run around.An insert will need to be used for a small baby (to be carried facing in) – this is not included as standard. With two other children to look after I didn’t have a lot of time to spend shushing a cot-reluctant baby to sleep for a nap that would last longer than it took me to settle him. Whilst the Omni Breeze further provides a cool and airy ride, with it's SoftFlex mesh covering - which will you choose?

The main difference is that whilst the Omni 360 allows for a forward facing position, the Adapt carrier does not.A carrying support, such as a baby carrier or sling/wrap, is particularly suitable for this deep bond.