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ergobaby carrier cream Ergobaby Embrace

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ergobaby carrier cream Ergobaby EmbraceThe Ergobaby Embrace in Cream is a newborn baby carrier that gives you the snug closeness of a stretchy wrap with the quick on off of a structured buckle carrier. No knotting, no complicated wrapping technique. From birth to approximately 11 kg, it keeps your baby in a supported, ergonomic position while leaving your hands free. Three positions, from birth to baby The Embrace grows with your baby across three front carry positions. Start in newborn

The Ergobaby Embrace in Cream is a newborn baby carrier that gives you the snug closeness of a stretchy wrap with the quick on/off of a structured buckle carrier. No knotting, no complicated wrapping technique. From birth to approximately 11 kg, it keeps your baby in a supported, ergonomic position while leaving your hands free.

Three positions, from birth to baby

The Embrace grows with your baby across three front-carry positions. Start in newborn inward-facing mode for babies up to 58 cm, move to baby inward-facing as they grow (up to 11 kg), and switch to outward-facing when they have full head control and are taller than 66 cm. The flip waistband keeps the M-position consistent throughout, with knees above hips and the spine in its natural curve.

Ponte knit that lasts

The fabric is premium ponte knit: firm and structured enough to provide real support, soft enough against newborn skin, and resistant to pilling, fading, and bagging over time. The crossable shoulder straps distribute weight across your shoulders and upper back, making longer wear comfortable without a rigid waistband.

Practical features

  • Adjustable back panel and waistband for a tailored fit as baby grows
  • Compact and lightweight for travel and daily outings
  • Machine washable

At a glance

  • Suitable from birth to approximately 11 kg
  • 3 front carry positions: newborn inward, baby inward, baby outward
  • Premium ponte knit, pill and fade resistant
  • Crossable shoulder straps for even weight distribution
  • No knotting or complex fitting, buckle closure
  • Machine washable

Certifications

The Ergobaby Embrace is certified Hip Healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI), awarded the AGR Seal of Approval for back-healthy design for both baby and parent, and complies with the European soft carrier safety standard EN 13209-2:2015.

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