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@morgannicole555 I don’t think anyone can tell you this. You need to sit down and get a budget for yourselves. Work out how much you’re spending now, and on what, then estimate how much another child will cost. Then try and live within those means, putting aside the ‘another child’ money for...

@chriatopher Yes when they’re really tiny their knees can be between them and the wearer, that’s fine as long as their knees are higher than their butt and their back is supported in a good shape.

@pollyton What helped me is to realize that it IS a struggle for you to learn your partner’s language, but it’s also a struggle you’re asking your child to take on. So when you listen to your partner speak and try and pick up on what they’re saying, it’s helpful to realize your child has to do...

@pollyton I don’t have too much to add but I’ve heard that people on similar situations will often say something to the child in their language, then repeat it again for the parents in the language you use for each other. So you would say something in Dutch while looking at your child and then...

@silvercaster You picked some really good ones, all of them are great and have rave reviews from the people I’ve worked with. I personally have a Tula FtG and the ergo Omni breeze. I like both, but strongly prefer the Tula, but my husband doesn’t like the Tula at all and loves the ergo. He likes...

@silvercaster Oh I just realized, since you said you don’t care about forward facing I wouldn’t consider the Tula explore. It’s basically the FtG but sacrifices some adjustability for forward facing capability. It’s also more expensive and a little bit bulkier.

@silvercaster Do you have a carrier library near you? Structured carriers are like jeans, each person has a different perfect fit. If it’s possible to try them on first I would definitely try that. Every carrier you mentioned here is capable of being very comfortable for the right body. You...