Thank you for the demonstration I am a petite woman I would like to know what your height/ weight is if possible, the carrier looks a little big, it might be too bulky for me.
Hello! Thank you for your review - it was super thorough and convinced me to get one. What pattern name is this one? I love it but I cannot find it anywhere.
Hi, I have a Tula Explore baby carrier, my baby is 8 months old, I am trying to make the back panel higher , but I can only snap it in one side, there are no buttons in the other side. Is my Tula missing some buttons?
Hi Sarah, yes it sounds like you are missing some buttons! There should be two on either side on the inside of the shoulder strap. Let me know if you have any other questions, Kylie
Hi Kit, The Kokadi Flip and Soul AseemA are my favourites in the newborn period! They are super soft, can be adjusted to fit a newborn perfectly and are comfortable for the wearer as well. But it also depends on what you want your baby carrier to do as your baby grows (eg do you want a carrier that will last into preschool age or have a forward facing option like the Explore). Any baby carrier that can be adjusted to you and your baby without the need for an infant insert are easier to use and get a better fit. I hope that helps! Kylie
@@kitevans1084 the Kokadi tai tai is great especially if it's your family carrier. It does take a little more practice than the Flip to get the correct tightness required for a newborn which is why I usually recommend the Flip. If you want a forward facing carrier, the Tula Explore is my favourite as it is still soft so it fit's babies better and super easy to use!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Nice video. I couldn’t decide between this new Tula carrier and Ergo omni 360. Your video made up my mind, Tula it is! 😊
I'm so glad it helped! You and your baby will love it :)
Awww what a happy baby. Thank you for the demonstration.
Thank you for the demonstration I am a petite woman I would like to know what your height/ weight is if possible, the carrier looks a little big, it might be too bulky for me.
In that video I'm an Australian size 10/12 and 160cm. I have seen a petit size 6 fit well. I hope that helps!
Is it comfortable for the babies? I read some reviews that it isn't
As it can be adjusted in height and width, it is comfortable for babies! Let me know if you have any other questions
Hello! Thank you for your review - it was super thorough and convinced me to get one.
What pattern name is this one? I love it but I cannot find it anywhere.
I'm glad it was useful! This pattern is "Forever" and it is gorgeous in person! Tula tend to do limited releases but hopefully you find it somewhere.
Hi, I have a Tula Explore baby carrier, my baby is 8 months old, I am trying to make the back panel higher , but I can only snap it in one side, there are no buttons in the other side. Is my Tula missing some buttons?
Hi Sarah, yes it sounds like you are missing some buttons! There should be two on either side on the inside of the shoulder strap. Let me know if you have any other questions, Kylie
My 3 month old hates it :( ....maybe if once she gets older she will like it.
Did she ever like it I have a 3 month old she doesn’t like it face-ing inward trying to decide if I should return it.
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What's your favorite carrier for a newborn??
Hi Kit,
The Kokadi Flip and Soul AseemA are my favourites in the newborn period! They are super soft, can be adjusted to fit a newborn perfectly and are comfortable for the wearer as well.
But it also depends on what you want your baby carrier to do as your baby grows (eg do you want a carrier that will last into preschool age or have a forward facing option like the Explore).
Any baby carrier that can be adjusted to you and your baby without the need for an infant insert are easier to use and get a better fit.
I hope that helps!
Kylie
@@BabywearingandyouAu y not the kokadi tai tai over the flip? I would prefer something that can last with the explorer and front facing extras
@@kitevans1084 the Kokadi tai tai is great especially if it's your family carrier. It does take a little more practice than the Flip to get the correct tightness required for a newborn which is why I usually recommend the Flip.
If you want a forward facing carrier, the Tula Explore is my favourite as it is still soft so it fit's babies better and super easy to use!