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A baby carrier is a soft, cushioned baby carrier that you can carry in your back. Some have adjustable options so you can put your child on your back or hip.A baby sling is a small pouch or piece of fabric that is normally tucked to your shoulder and worn over your chest in different positions.A baby backpack usually has a rigid frame. It is worn only on your back. These backpacks are suitable for infants and toddlers that can sit up their heads. It's a good idea to consult your GP or child and family health nurses to determine if your child is old enough for an backpack.Your baby's carrier should permit your baby's hips space so their legs are straddling your body. The knees of your baby should be spaced apart, the thighs should be supported, and the hips ought to be bent.Healthy hip position encourages healthy growth of the hips in infants and helps reduce the risk of developing dysplasia on the hip.These images were reproduced with permission from the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.There's no Australian norm for baby carriers, slings and backpacks. But these tips will aid you in selecting a secure baby carrier:
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