A wonderful design in the easiest wrap-type baby carrier available. The Baby K’tan Tie Dye Graphite Grey is for the mom who is romantic and always wants to cuddle her baby.

The Baby K’tan carrier is an innovation in baby transport. It combines sling, wrap, and tai, offering the positions and advantages of all three. There is nothing similar; it is ready to wear and provides comfort at every moment for the mom to carry her baby or toddler (from newborn up to 3 years old) in many positions.

• Supports only on one shoulder
• Position limitations
• Less stable with the baby

• Supports on both shoulders
• Many positions for the baby (from 3.5 kg – 16 kg)
• The double fabric provides great stability for the baby

• Complicated to tie
• A lot of fabric that gets warm in hot climates
• Drags on the floor until worn
• Hard to take off

• No tying needed.
• Easy to wear because no tying is needed.
• Less fabric
• Comes ready to wear
• Very easy to take off

• Complicated rings, buckles, ties
• Limited positions
• Hard to wash

• 100% cotton
• No rings or metal parts
• Many positions for the baby
• Machine washable, dryer safe

A few tips for when wearing the BabyK'tan:

• Ensure the child has clear air.
• You should be able to fit two fingers between the baby's chin and chest.
• If the baby does not support its head, use one of the two fabric rings to support the head.
• For positions that require the belt: Ensure the belt is securely tied around the baby.
• For the Hug position, double hip, or adventure positions: Ensure the fabric is spread wide and reaches the baby's knees to create a comfortable and secure seat.
• Check your baby often and even more frequently when they are under 4 months old.

Instructions for wearing your baby in more positions can be found here (Part I) and here (Part II).

Additional tips:

• Try it out before you start. Wear your carrier with a large doll, a stuffed animal, or a small sack of potatoes and practice bending your knees, passing through doors (watch your head!), and trying how to put the baby in and take it out.
• When you start wearing your baby, support it with one hand until you feel ready and confident.
• Learn to wear your carrier correctly and feel truly comfortable.
• Change positions. Physical therapists recommend changing positions if you do something for a long time.
• Support your baby with your hand EVERY time you bend over.
• Gradually build up your endurance. This will happen naturally if the baby is a newborn.