* removable infant insert: Beco Butterfly 2 is the ONLY
carrier on the market with this (patent pending) feature. Infant insert
enables even the smallest babies to ride safely and comfortably, in
ergonomically proper position in our baby carrier. Infant insert can be
removed once baby outgrow the need for it. Recommended use for infant
insert is 7-15 lbs. Infant insert is INCLUDED with purchase, NO not
need to purchase any accessory in order to have a complete package.
* security inside panel: shoulder
straps of the baby carrier are attached to the carrier's inside panel,
which improves the distribution of the baby's weight (thus the carrier
is VERY comfortable for the wearer and the baby), and it enables
parent's to pass baby from one wearer to another without taking the
baby out of the carrier (very convenient feature). Inside panel
contributes to the safe use of the carrier (baby sits between this
panel and the outside main body of the carrier, these two components
together creates a harness for baby's body), also loading baby on
wearer's back is much safer and easier with this inside panel, because
it prevents baby from slipping down (or falling out). * removable head rest (hood): the
main purpose of the head rest is to support a head of a sleeping child,
but can be also used as a protection from elements (sun, rain shower,
snow - although it is NOT waterproof). Users will get the best use out
of the hood with children between 6 months to 2 years, but the hood can
be used with children younger or older then this range. Head rest is
stored in a pocket on the waist belt, and can be used in front and back
carry.
* stay put strap: basically a simple 1
inch wide belt with two d-rings, which is sewn at the waist belt and
serves to purpose to keep the baby carrier rolled neatly up for
storage, or carrier rolled up this way can be attached round wearer's
waist like a fanny pack and perform as a "hip seat" for a child, this
would be a hand assisted hip carry (opposed to hand free front and back
carry). Although a user would need a hand to keep child seated on the
hip, it is more healthy and comfortable then pushing ones hip out to
create a 'seat' for the baby. *If a print you desire is out of stock, please contact us for availability. It may be available sooner than you'd expect.
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