Why choose The ERGO Baby Carrier? Parents tell us it is simply the best baby carrier on the market. It is easy to put on and provides complete freedom of movement. From infant (with our Infant Insert) to toddler, just one carrier will meet all your needs. The ERGO can be worn on the front, back, and hip positions.

The ergonomic design of the ERGO supports both you and your baby in the most comfortable and healthy way possible.

What makes a baby carrier different from a baby sling? A baby sling is an over the shoulder baby holder that creates a hammock effect. Over prolonged time this tends to throw the parent's body out of alignment. A baby carrier will help keep your body aligned and alleviate back pain so you can carry your baby longer. The ERGO Baby Carrier distributes the baby's weight evenly over the parent's body because it has two shoulder straps and a very supportive waist belt. When using baby slings, a hand is often needed to support the baby, but The ERGO leaves both hands free. Over and over we are told, out of all the baby slings, baby carriers, and baby backpacks parents have tried, The ERGO, is the one they have been looking for. Please read the long list of testimonials we receive daily praising our products.

The ERGO is great for hiking, gardening, housework, shopping, traveling and giving active parents the freedom to go with their baby safely attached. In the front position it is perfect for nursing and simply holding your baby close to your heart.

The ERGO Baby Carrier website offers our unique baby carrier, infant insert, and waist extension.

The Babywearing Revolution
We are in the midst of a parenting revolution in which parents feel the need to be productive while keeping their babies close to their body, at the same time allowing them complete freedom of movement. Anthropological evidence has shown that the human pattern of infant care has long been one of carrying babies. Indigenous cultures wore their babies and baby wearing appears to have originated as a part of the nomadic culture of the early Mesolithic hunters and gatherers in Asia. Early Pleistocene migrations probably brought the tradition to North America where the Native American Indians had an infant carrier called a Cradleboard. Yet it is only in recent years that researchers have confirmed the wisdom of this timeless practice and enlightened us with an alternative way of raising children.

The benefits of wearing our babies are wide ranging click here for more about the benefits apart from making the parenting process easier and more fun. The goal is to raise well-integrated children who have strong self-preservation instincts and the ability to peacefully discern and articulate their needs. Through baby wearing our new generation of babies can be ushered into our world with the best loving support possible while promoting parent-child bonding.