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`Fits babies from 8 to 40lbs. or 4 to 18 kilograms.
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`100% cool and natural cotton, fully washable and breathable.
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`Wide shoulder straps padded all the way down your back that cross for
`comfort and safety.
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`A wide heavily padded waistbelt that attaches with the best velcro on
`themarket for absolute ease of wear.
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`Padding throughout all the edges of the carrier to make a soft cushion
`for baby's head, neck, arms and legs.
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`The Newborn Nest allows your brand new baby a
`horizontal position perfect for nursing and cuddling.
`You can literally wear this all day without wearing
`out. Babies love it....its like being back in the womb.
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`Baby facing inward allows close eye to eye contact
`and lots of conversation and cuddling.
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`https://web.archive.org/web/20000708141511/http://www.babytrekker.com/advantages.htm
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`Baby Trekkers - Advantages
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`Facing outward is often baby's favorite position.
`They're warm and cozy, loving the contact, sharing
`the view and learning about the world in a safe and
`secure way.
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`The nursing position is a variation on the newborn
`nest, and works wonderfully for babies over three
`months. Its so easy to slip baby in and out of this
`position, with a minimum of fuss.
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`The backpackpack position works great for
`yardwork, crosscountry Skiing, hiking, and all kinds
`of housework. It has all the advantages of a frame
`pack, without the bulkiness, awkward frame,
`expense, and long wait for baby to sit up.
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`Facing baby out on the back (my favorite!) ensures
`that he has a view, and can enjoy the scenery too.
`He'll still fall asleep in this position, but the soft side
`straps cuddle his held and keep him positioned
`well.
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`https://web.archive.org/web/20000708141511/http://www.babytrekker.com/advantages.htm
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