A baby carrier is a soft padded baby carrier you can wear across your front. A lot of them are adjustable, allowing you to wear your baby on either your back or your hips. It is worn only in your back. They're appropriate for older children and toddlers who are able to hold up their heads. Ask your GP or your child's or the family nurse if your child isn't old enough to wear a backpack. The baby's car seat should allow your baby to spread their knees apart and support their thighs and extend their hips. There is no Australian standards for baby carriers. The following suggestions will help you select a safe baby carrier:
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