Is the Tula carrier worth it?

Is the Tula carrier worth it?

Value. At a list price of $139, the Tula is one of the more expensive carriers we reviewed, but we consider it an excellent value and worth the cost. It is hand-sewn using Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified cotton, and made to last.

What is the difference between Tula carriers?

The Tula Coast Carriers are identical in model to the regular Tula Carrier Bag, but instead of having a printed fabric on the back panel, here they have a mesh fabric. Mesh is a fabric that contains very small holes, so it is breathable.

Are Tula and Ergobaby the same company?

Yes, Ergobaby owns Tula. Although they have maintained the distinction as two different brands, the carriers are in fact one company.

Is Tula good for newborn?

Due to their design, you do not need an infant insert to carry your newborn in our Free-to-Grow, Explore or Half Buckle Baby Carriers. It is also not designed for use in our Toddler sized Tula.

Can you use Tula with a newborn?

We recommend using the insert in your Tula Standard Baby Carrier from newborn (3.2kg/7lbs) until your baby has grown big and strong enough to sit independently with their knees dangling down freely in an ergonomic spread squat position and they weigh a minimum of 7 kg / 15lbs.

Which is better Ergo or baby Bjorn?

Between these two carriers, the Ergobaby has a longer life span, lasting up until a child is four years old. The Baby Bjorn can only be used until your child is around three years old. Both have the option of using a back carry, which is often a more comfortable position for carrying a toddler.

Which brand is good for baby carrier?

Baby carrier comparison chart

Are Onbuhimo comfortable?

Lightweight but Cozy: Thanks to the lightweight linen fabric, the Onbuhimo is comfortable in both warm and cool climates.