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January 30, 2006

Used Ergo Carriers Now Available

From time to time we put up for sale used Ergo carriers. Today we put up a few of the old classic Ergo carriers as well as some of the New Generation Carriers. Stock is limited and sales are on a first come first served basis. The price is $65 for the used Classic Ergos and $78 for the used New Generation Ergos. You can find the used carriers at our Used Ergo Carrier for Sale page.

January 26, 2006

Our New Video on The Ergo Baby Carrier

We just finished our latest project today - a video introduction to the Ergo Baby Carrier. I have new found respect for anyone putting together a video project. After 3 hours and 18 takes we ended up with the 4 minute video that, I hope, gives people a good feel for the neat features of the Ergo and why I love it so much. You can find the video on our Ergo Baby Carrier page. Let me know what you think of it - both good and bad, and any ways you feel we could improve on the information in it.

January 15, 2006

The Ergo Baby Carrier Is An Easy Way To Do Errands With a Child Sleeping In The Car.

It seems like every time I try to drive around and get some errands done, my child falls asleep. I hate to wake her, it's often not convenient to sit in the car till she is done with her nap, and if I try to put her in the stroller she is likely to wake up or I am stuck pushing a stroller and a shopping cart. My solution? The ERGO Baby Carrier.

Not only can I easily transfer my child to the carrier (front position), but if she starts to wake up, I can pat her back, say shh, etc. and lull her back to sleep (hard to do when she's in the stroller). It's true that the front position isn't quite as comfortable for me as the back position with an older child, but it's doable and I have found that for short stops, I can even carry my 4-year-old in the front. I have even successfully taken my two-year-old in and out of the car for two different errands without waking her.

One suggestion ... if you normally carry your child on back, but are going to put him/her in the front position while sleeping, first loosen the shoulder straps. I guess it's because we stick out more in front.

I hope this helps you get some of your errands done more efficiently too.