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Comparison Chicco Easy Fit vs Chicco Ultrasoft

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Typekangarookangaroo
Weight group, up to9 kg11 kg
Age group0 – 9 months0 – 12 months
Specs
Child's positionfrontfront
Orientationfacing in / facing outfacing in / facing out
HarnessesX-typeX-type
Height adjustment
Headrest
Bib
Back pocket
General
Country of originItalyItaly
Color
Added to E-Catalogjune 2017september 2016

Weight group, up to

The weight group determines the maximum weight of a baby that can be carried in a kangaroo/sling. This weight should not be exceeded: although backpacks and slings are usually made with a margin of safety, but the service life when exceeding the weight is significantly reduced, simply put — the carrier can fail at any time. In addition, the maximum design weight is not only related to durability, but also to the design of the backpack/sling, and if it is exceeded, both the mother and heavy baby may be uncomfortable.

Age group

The recommended age range for kangaroos/slings is somewhat arbitrary, as children of the same age can vary in weight, height, and development. However, it provides a rough estimate of how suitable a particular model may be for your baby at different stages. The lower age limit, though, is more strict; for instance, if a backpack is labeled "3-12 months," it shouldn't be used for newborns as it's not designed for their needs and could potentially harm their bodies.

Now on the market are carriers designed for this age: from birth, from 3 months, from 6 months.

Height adjustment

Ability to adjust the height of the baby in the sling/kangaroo. This feature provides the ability to adjust the device for maximum comfort for both the baby and the mother. And in some models due to the adjustment can also change the internal volume, which can be useful as the baby grows.

Bib

The presence of a bib in the delivery set of kangaroo/sling. Unlike the classic use (when the bib is attached to the child's chest and protects his/her clothes from contamination), in this case it is attached at the level of the baby's head and covers the parent's clothes. A very useful feature when carrying the baby facing the mother (see "Orientation").
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