Pikkolo Soft Structured Reviews

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I am so pleased with this carrier. I spent an hour in the sling store, going back and forth with my 5-month old baby between this and an Ergo carrier. In the end I went with the Pikkolo because it was more comfortable to me, you could wear baby front facing out (cannot do this in an Ergo), front facing in, hip and back. I also found the carrier body to be short on the Ergo and my baby's legs seemed to be sort of sticking straight out, rather than appearing seated as they do in the Pikkolo. from Amazon.com Baby wraps are great if you have the time to deal with loose straps and are comfortable with a greater learning curve, but I needed something with simple buckles and adjustable straps that wouldn't hurt my back after wearing it all day. Prior to the Pikkolo, I had a Peanut Shell sling (which is very easy, but hurt my back) and an Infantino soft structure carrier (hurt my back AND had straps that easily tangled). I'd also tried the Becco Butterfly to determine what works best for me. from Amazon.com The latches make it easy to keep the carrier on all day long, perfect when running errands. I would loosen the straps to take out baby and put him in the car seat. Then it was easy to pop baby back into the pikkolo, tighten the straps, and go on my merry way. I found this easier to use than the Baby Bjorn. from Amazon.com Baby wraps are great if you have the time to deal with loose straps and are comfortable with a greater learning curve, but I needed something with simple buckles and adjustable straps that wouldn't hurt my back after wearing it all day. Prior to the Pikkolo, I had a Peanut Shell sling (which is very easy, but hurt my back) and an Infantino soft structure carrier (hurt my back AND had straps that easily tangled). I'd also tried the Becco Butterfly to determine what works best for me. from Amazon.com I absolutely LOVE this pack! I've had it for just over a month now, and it gets used every day. from Amazon.com I am so pleased with this carrier. I spent an hour in the sling store, going back and forth with my 5-month old baby between this and an Ergo carrier. In the end I went with the Pikkolo because it was more comfortable to me, you could wear baby front facing out (cannot do this in an Ergo), front facing in, hip and back. I also found the carrier body to be short on the Ergo and my baby's legs seemed to be sort of sticking straight out, rather than appearing seated as they do in the Pikkolo. from Amazon.com I bought the Pikkolo carrier for my 18 month old who loves to be held, hoping that it would fend off that period of whining while I'm preparing dinner and he wants attention. Unfortunately, he still wants to be held in my arms and tries to fight his way out of the carrier after a few minutes. from Amazon.com I really wanted to love this carrier, but I don't. It is complicated to put on and hurts my back. from Amazon.com The latches make it easy to keep the carrier on all day long, perfect when running errands. I would loosen the straps to take out baby and put him in the car seat. Then it was easy to pop baby back into the pikkolo, tighten the straps, and go on my merry way. I found this easier to use than the Baby Bjorn. from Amazon.com