Sentences with phrase «tula infant»
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With an Ergo & Tula you need an Infant Insert until the baby is large enough to sit in the carrier panel...
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The Infant Insert makes it possible to carry your small infant or newborn in your Tula Baby Carrier, and is required for use with a baby between 7 - 15 pInfant Insert makes it possible to carry your small infant or newborn in your Tula Baby Carrier, and is required for use with a baby between 7 - 15 pinfant or newborn in your Tula Baby Carrier, and is required for use with a baby between 7 - 15 pounds.
The Tula team strives to offer versatile options, yet one common request we heard from the community was for a simple, easy - to - use buckle carrier that could be used without an infant insert.
Most Tula baby carriers offer both front and back carry options making them ideal for both infants and toddlers.
The infant insert is an optional accessory to the Tula baby carriers and is recommended in order to use the carriers from newborn up to approximately 15 lbs.
Use the infant insert to enable the cozy carrying position with your Tula carrier, ensuring adequate head / neck support and healthy maturation of the spine.
The infant insert to be used with the Standard size Tula NOT the Toddler size Tula.
My daughter is too small for the Tula, but a tad too big for the infant insert so we are kind of in between right now.
She is small — about 14 pounds, just under the weight for the Tula without the infant insert.
The Tula Free to Grow is suitable for infants and toddlers from 7 to 45 pounds.
Already have two tulas for my infant daughter and would love another for my hopefully soon - to - be baby boy.
This latest creation from Tula can be used from birth (7 lbs) without an infant insert and it grows with your baby.