Ergonomic Luxury Baby Kangaroo - Baby Carrying Kangaroo

 Ergonomic Luxury Baby Kangaroo - Baby Carrying Kangaroo

·        FEATURES OF USF BABY KANGAROO

·        It has a Carrying Capacity of 18 Kg.

·        Suitable for Use After 3 Months

·        Made from non-sweating fabric

·        Thanks to the support sponges on the shoulder, you will have a convenient and comfortable wearing experience by spreading the pressure and weight felt on the shoulder over a wide area.

·        Thick Waist Belt Waist Belt Distributes Your Baby's Weight Equally, Prevents You from Suffering from Back Pain

·        The front of the kangaroo is completely covered with support sponge and provides a soft and comfortable experience for your baby.

·        3 Safe lock buckle system provides an ergonomic and safe stance on you

·        There is 1 zippered and 1 unzippered pocket on the front of the kangaroo for practical use.

·         IMPORTANT

·        The most important feature of the Ergonomic Kangaroo is that it provides the correct sitting position, M Position.

·        It supports the development of a healthy spine as it does not impose any load on the baby's spine and provides its natural curvature.

·        With its ergonomic design, since the baby is carried by sitting on his butt, the baby's weight is spread over the butt and calves, providing the healthiest carrying position.

·        To Minimize the Risk of Hip Dislocation, Contrary to popular belief, Babies' Legs Should Be Carried Separate, Not Adjacent (This is not a problem as babies are very flexible).

·        According to research conducted by the internationally recognized International Hip Dysplasia Institute (World Hip Health Organization), carrying in a natural position with legs open and back bent minimizes the risk of hip dislocation. It has been seen.

·         IMPORTANT: Other adjacent leg Kangaroos Carry the Baby by Hanging Between Their Legs. This causes the entire weight of the baby to rest between the legs and may even lead to hip dislocation and infertility in boys due to the pressure on the testicular area.