Can you have your baby front facing out with this carrier?
72407
No, you can not. Whether you have the baby on your back or in front they must be facing you. My baby still loves it.
1566616
Yes. My son loves this carrier. Can be worn on the front or back and has a wonderful clip so it doesn't fall of his little shoulders.
1500348
It does not. It does hip, back, and facing the chest. I will tell you that I got a ton of guff for facing my son forward. Everyone told me it wasn't good for his hips, it would over stimulate him, etc. and so on. This irritated me because he loved facing out. I worried he would hate this carrier. Well he loves this thing to bits and it has been a lifesaver! I'll tell you exactly why, for one he falls asleep in this thing almost every time which is awesome, it's crazy easy to nurse in it and no one even knows you're doing it, and the biggest reason is how incredibly comfortable this is. I've hiked several miles and honestly it doesn't even feel like I'm carrying him. The Beco Gemini carrier does allow you to face your baby forward but it doesn't have the hood or the handy pocket. Those I know that have the Beco hardly ever use it for forward facing but at least there's the option. All that being said I am completely in love with the Ergo baby. Just make sure you get it from a certified supplier. I got a fake the first time. Read my review on here for the names of the certified suppliers. Good luck!
1093271
It's not recommended, there is a warning on the inside of the carrier that says "baby should face in at all times".
2055593
I agree, I havent placed baby outward facing on the mei tai and I dont think it would work either.... I usually carry baby on my back.....
2089302
Baby can face out in this carrier once he can support his own head. They recommend you have them face in until then. Not sure about air travel; I know that anytime I want my son to be still and quiet, he's going to be squirmy and fussy. Presumably even more so on an airplane surrounded by irritable passengers, ha ha. Good luck!
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I know you can, as that was my plan with the second. My concern I how close the handle bar would be which would require the child to stand behind the bar rather than in front of the bar like other strollers (uppa vista and city select). This makes it awkward to walk behind and takes away from much of the storage - console and hanging on the back of the stroller which is a problem due to the small basket size. For these reasons I opted or a different model (b-ready) to use with two children.
685477
Yes!! I have a newborn who sits rear facing just fine in his Graco car seat. Great stroller!!! Would definitely suggest purchasing!!
1998780
That's how I use mine. The britax adapters with the britax chaperone seat don't quite fit easily with the baby seat in the upper/rear facing and toddler/lower/forward facing position. If you pull the front seat forward just a bit as you're setting the infant carrier in place, you can make it click into place securely.
805562
No. This one is for only the front. But you can have the baby face forward instead of you.
1257069
Not really. The tray extends beyond the leading edge of the baby seat, so it would not fit comfortably onto a rear facing seat due to the proximity of the back of the car's seats.
2158402
Yes. The handle flips sides and can have baby face child or baby face out. You can adjust the seat to be pram or stroller independently of handles. Great stroller.
768476
No. The Carrier One does not offer a closed pouch-like bottom. It does have two front-facing newborn carry positions. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX6-SwrN7cQ
2069421
I've never tried to wear it that way, but theoretically I guess you could. The only reason I can think of for wanting to though is because it can sometimes be hard to snap the two straps together behind your back by yourself. Although, crossing the straps would give less room for the baby because it would have to pull the sides together across the front a little bit. I wouldn't recommend it.
2162816
It can be placed rear facing but you would have to check manufacturers minimum weight for using it for a baby
1962622
Hello, yes you can position your baby facing out or facing you. If my little boy is tired I face him in and he falls asleep. If he is awake and wants to look around I face him forward.
165028
You can't. I wish you could. But for my 19lb 4 month old who can't sit on her own and HATES the carrier because she is smooshed.. this is a lifesaver!