The Manduca baby carrier can be used from the very first weeks to about 20 kg and allows a port on the front side, hip and back. The Manduca is Multi–Position.This edition is made with 100% organic cotton. No toxic, this baby carrier is ecologic : the cotton used by Manduca always come from a controlled organic culture. Made in Europe.
It is ergonomic and lightweight (only 600g !)
Designed in collaboration with baby carrying consultants in Germany, the Manduca ergonomic baby carrier ideally combines the advantages of baby slings and simplicity and safety of a baby carrier.
The Manduca baby carrier is comfortable and adjustable.
With Manduca, the child's weight is well distributed on the hips, preventing back strain. On the Manduca baby carrier, well- padded straps can be adjusted. The lap belt with a rounded shape, that allows to fix both hips on the wearer's waist, is widely adjustable (up to 145 cm) and equipped with a three-point closure to prevent accidental opening.

A Hood, cleverly adjusted by the wearer of the baby carrier, even when baby falls asleep on the back, helps support the head when it is wound, it also serves as a header to support the child awake.

The well-studied shape of the Manduca baby carrier guarantees a position like “frog legs” and allows the baby to round his back when he falls asleep. Back length is adjustable.

For toddlers, an integrated special panties baby carrier was provided in order to avoid forcing small legs in splits. Legs location is well padded under the thighs of the child, avoiding tingling in the largest.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS : Machine washable at 30° C with a mild detergent. Do not use dryer or bleach.

TO USE : Always strive to close the waist belt before placing your child in Manduca.
Never open your Manduca baby carrier belt when your child is sitting in it.

COMPOSITION : 100% organic cotton
Hit “Soft Touch” - Peach Skin effect
Fleece: superior quality foam
Folded Dimensions: 36 x 19 x 11 cm

Manduca baby carrier meets the requirements of the European standard EN 13209-2: 2005.