Mothercare Deluxe Back Carrier

I really like this Mothercare baby carrier. It's light, good value for money compared to branded carriers on the market and my son loves it. When my son was a new born, I used a Wilkinet baby carrier so that I could carry him snugly on my front. But as he grew bigger and heavier, I found that the Wilkinet carrier became increasingly uncomfortable, even though you could use it as a back carrier once the baby got to 6 months old. Both my husband and I began to find it quite cumbersome to put on and get off with the very long straps, and nearly impossible to put on if alone. After borrowing a framed back carrier from a friend, we decided that this ...  Read the complete review

Ok this is my latest buy I saw this for the first time at the Prima baby show and I was sold. I did however not want to spend (59.99) without checking with dh first. (I had been wanting a umbrella fold buggy but was sold once I saw this) It is a backpack carrier that converts into a swivel(sp?) wheel buggy type thing. and it is great. I really liked it at first sight and talked dh into going to Mothercare to have a look. HE to was sold and we bought it. we spend 4 hours walking around the shops using this and it is wonderful. it si so light it is completely amazing (we where fighting over who got to drive our youngest in this or the oldest in the Britax that we ...  Read the complete review

The Mothercare deluxe with wheels is a Godsend to any parent who does not have a car and relies solely on public transport to get about. My husband and I took our daughter out in the MD in buggy mode, (the straps for rucksack mode tuck neatly into a package at the base of the machine so no dangly bits) to the bus stop. As usual we were late so the bus was virtually upon us when we arrived. This bus was a horrid, rickety, buggy unfriendly bus with four steps to climb and a handrails going through the middle. The MD is narrow enough that we were able to get buggy and baby onto the bus by lifting it on and wheeling it into the gap between one of the front seats. ...  Read the complete review

I borrowed this baby carrier from my friend to use whilst walking the dog when my husband was away on a business trip. It is very lightweight and is based around a metal frame. I am only 5' 1.5" and still found this easy to use. To put my daughter in it, I propped it up against the sofa and popped her in, then I crouched down myself and put one arm through the strap, held the opposite side of the metal frame whilst I stood up and slid my other arm through and then fastened the waist belt. Sound complicated, but it is so easy. Once this is on it is so comfortable to wear and my daughter felt secure and thought it was great fun as ...  Read the complete review