KIDIRA Baby Sling Carrier, 2025 New Toddler Carrier Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler (8-44 lbs), Portable Non-Slip Hip Baby Holder with Protective Mesh and Adjustable Padded Shoulder Strap

I was looking for a side harness cause the others hurt my back. I had one that went around my waist but always creeped up or fell down. When I got this and put my 18 month old(28pounds) in it, it was easy, comfortable for me and her. Very sturdy and feels safe for her. I love that it’s also a bag for me. I can fit diapers wipes and bags in the big zipper and my phone and wallet in the smaller zipper. Value for money is amazing!! I might get it in a different color as well and have 2

Great in theory but my toddler won’t go in it/sit on it. Seems well made. I was excited to use with my toddler while pregnant but she wasn’t having it.

As a busy parent, this baby sling carrier has been a game-changer. It's incredibly lightweight, which makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods. The design is so intuitive that I was able to figure out how to use it within minutes.What I love most is how convenient it makes running errands with my little one. I can easily pop into stores, navigate crowded spaces, and even do some light housework while keeping my baby close and secure. The fabric is soft against my baby's skin, and the adjustable fit ensures we're both comfortable.The carrier folds up small, so I can tuck it into my diaper bag when not in use. It's also easy to clean, which is a must for any baby.I highly recommend this sling carrier. It's become an essential part of our daily routine!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

My baby and I love this! It has made cooking and cleaning WAY easier when she wants to be held. However, I wish it could go a little tighter. I have a narrow frame and I think that is why it’s a little big on me. For reference I’m female, 5’7” 125 lbs. sometimes I find that my baby is sitting a little lower than I would like, more in line with my hip than on top of it. I’ve tightened it all the way and this is still the case. Nonetheless, it is easy to use, seems like it will last a long time, and fairly comfortable!

There are lots of features on this baby sling carrier that I like.The spaced out shoulder padding is so appreciated speaking from the perspective of someone who has had multiple shoulder issues in the past. The design of this help distribute the weight much more proportionally than other carriers.The zippered pockets are spacious and allow for hands free carrying of all of those items you just know a mom always needs to tote along.Here’s where my one concern comes in and it’s a big of a large concern. I have concerns with carrying a squirmy baby/toddler in this carrier. Yes, there is a mesh “back support, but it really doesn’t go up very high and if you’ve got a little natural escape artist, you will likely need to use two arms to keep him or her from breaking free.Which brings me to the second concern which is related. The child basically perches on the (nicely padded) seat. It appears to be comfortable, but again, if you’ve got a squiggly worm, there is nothing (but your own torso upon which this rests against) to prevent them from falling to the ground with one purposeful move.I will stand on my opinion that this is made with durable good quality materials and with a few small modifications (perhaps a lightweight T strap on the seat) this would be something I should say should be in everyone’s to go bag.

Mi bebé se siente muy cómodo

I am not a fan of this carrier. The package information states it is designed for a baby as small as 8 lbs. Instantly, my thought was “Yes, I can be on grandma duty AND accomplish the to do’s on my list!” Not so much. I popped in my grandson who is 3 months and more than 8 pounds. The carrier does not provide a method of securely holding the baby close to the body without the baby nearly falling off the seat bottom. Unlike a carrier that allows you to put the baby’s legs through a secured structure to secure him/her, this only features a “seat.” The baby’s butt merely rests on a little rectangular pad. My daughter and I studied this assuming there was something more on the carrier that secured the child, but neither of us could come up with a resolution. The pics on the directions show the wearer’s arm securing the baby by folding the arm across baby’s back. That means that the wearer constantly has to secure the baby with one hand, defeating the purpose of wearing the carrier. This style and design just doesn’t seem to be very useful for the purpose.

We have used and bought and been gifted a large number of baby slings of the last three years. This is the first time we’ve seen her had access to this brand and honestly, I’m really impressed. For us seemed easier to use and user-friendly. Some baby slings can be pretty overly complicated in. This one seemed generally pretty easy and straightforward right out of the box. Very lightweight which is a huge plus and decent quality. For myself and my wife we felt that it was comfortable, which is probably the biggest feature. I could tell people to look for in any baby slang or carrier because weight is important but comfort comes first. Overall, we’re happy with the purchase and we would recommend it especially for the price.