Update: Product was good, but had to return it since a snap for the hoodie came off. The snaps look like good plastic material but, it's not sturdy enough, so better not try to remove hoodie from the carrier. Try to use the snaps minimal number of times. Parents ll get back pain or shoulder pain if both sides of straps are not secured symmetrically. (It happens with all the carriers) I ended up buying soul anoona which is a bit costly, but had to buy since it was the only better option available (anoona is the cheapest among the Indian made carriers which provide front facing out carry option - it's good but not the best. If you want the best for you baby and have a wide budget please go for ergo Omni 360) Original review: Cons: My son is five months old. So when I put him in the carrier, he is able to chew the sides of the carrier, since its too close to him. So it ll be useful once he s six or seven months old. And the front facing outside position is not recommended in such models, so only two positions are possible. The carrier fitting ll be very loose for people who are skinny. Pros: Made in India. Bag's design is good, especially the pouch for hood. There are no over the top adjustment options so it makes it easy to use. The material is also good. Intended for babies over six months as described since babies head would go inside the carrier if small babies are placed in the carrier. Will provide reviews regarding back pain, shoulder pain, durability of stitching, comfortness for baby after using it for a few months. Each and every baby is different, and so is the body type and the comfort level of the parent. So before choosing a carrier try out a few soft structured ones and the other types in a local baby store before buying a carrier to avoid regrets. Baby carriers have a learning curve, so one has to use it multiple times to get the hang of it.
