If these are your only options, then yes the Breeze, however there are other even lighter weight options for warm weather, made by other companies. Izmi, IntegraBaby & KaHuBaby to name a few.
Great review! My concern is when used in a prolonged period of time do they feel any difference? As I imagine that the lighter the carrier is there’d be less cushioning?
Hi Joanne. I’m glad it was useful. The carriers may indeed feel different to different people. I tend to compare it to brands/styles of clothing - different people prefer different things. If a sling/carrier fits you well, then padding is irrelevant, but if it doesn’t fit you at all - adding even more padding probably won’t help. Another analogy would be a padded bra - you may love a padded bra, but if it doesn’t fit you, the padding doesn’t help! My best advice would be to contact a Sling Library/Babywearing Consultant near you & ask to try them both. You can find your nearest sling/carrier support at sling pages.co.uk. Hope that helps. 😊
I’ve not heard that from any sling library clients. What I will say is that when the weather is warmer & babies are wearing fewer clothes (they may have bare legs), we often notice red marks around the back of their knees when they’ve been in a sling/carrier. Doing the “bum tuck/pelvic tilt” usually helps as it makes sure their weight is on the back of their bum, not on their legs - but any mark noticed should be no more than a sock mark/bra strap mark & should fade just as quickly as that. Hope that helps.
Great review! I've seen review saying that when adjusted for the world facing (out) mode, the Omni 360 cool air mesh has narrower knee opening compared to Omni Breeze , which may be more comfortable for the baby. Do you agree or do you think there's no significant difference in this area?
The Omni 360 is slightly narrower in the facing away position, but by the time your baby is developmentally ready to use this position safely, it shouldn't be an issue, as they will be bigger. The bucket seat is why the ErgoBaby Omni range does the facing away position so well, should you want that. Most babies aren't bothered by the facing away position (it tends to be led by us as carrying adults) & the ErgoBaby Adapt is a brilliant carrier if you're happy to stick to facing you, hip/side carrying & back carrying.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to see. Now I need to decide if I want the breeze or cool air adapt 😥😂
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Great review, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! 👍🏼
Exactly the comparison I've been looking for! In your opinion which carrier would be most adapted to a tropical weather? Breeze?
If these are your only options, then yes the Breeze, however there are other even lighter weight options for warm weather, made by other companies. Izmi, IntegraBaby & KaHuBaby to name a few.
Great review! My concern is when used in a prolonged period of time do they feel any difference? As I imagine that the lighter the carrier is there’d be less cushioning?
Hi Joanne. I’m glad it was useful. The carriers may indeed feel different to different people. I tend to compare it to brands/styles of clothing - different people prefer different things. If a sling/carrier fits you well, then padding is irrelevant, but if it doesn’t fit you at all - adding even more padding probably won’t help. Another analogy would be a padded bra - you may love a padded bra, but if it doesn’t fit you, the padding doesn’t help! My best advice would be to contact a Sling Library/Babywearing Consultant near you & ask to try them both. You can find your nearest sling/carrier support at sling pages.co.uk. Hope that helps. 😊
From what size/month would you recommend the breeze? Is it suitable for a 9 week old baby, due to the knees and seating position?
Hi. Yes, for babies of average birth weight, it would be fine by 9wks.
Does it hurts the baby legs because of the fabric?
I've read somewhere a mom talking about that. What are your thoughts about that?
I’ve not heard that from any sling library clients. What I will say is that when the weather is warmer & babies are wearing fewer clothes (they may have bare legs), we often notice red marks around the back of their knees when they’ve been in a sling/carrier. Doing the “bum tuck/pelvic tilt” usually helps as it makes sure their weight is on the back of their bum, not on their legs - but any mark noticed should be no more than a sock mark/bra strap mark & should fade just as quickly as that. Hope that helps.
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Hi :) Great video. So helpful. Only ? Is which is the 360 and which is the Breeze? Is the first one the 360?
The one I’m wearing at the start of the video is the Omni Breeze.
Great review! I've seen review saying that when adjusted for the world facing (out) mode, the Omni 360 cool air mesh has narrower knee opening compared to Omni Breeze , which may be more comfortable for the baby. Do you agree or do you think there's no significant difference in this area?
The Omni 360 is slightly narrower in the facing away position, but by the time your baby is developmentally ready to use this position safely, it shouldn't be an issue, as they will be bigger. The bucket seat is why the ErgoBaby Omni range does the facing away position so well, should you want that. Most babies aren't bothered by the facing away position (it tends to be led by us as carrying adults) & the ErgoBaby Adapt is a brilliant carrier if you're happy to stick to facing you, hip/side carrying & back carrying.