Abigail, her Nanou and I found this splendid creature in a charity shop for only £13. What a bargain.
It reminds me, somewhat disturbingly, of a praying mantis.
Or maybe a begging dog? That's a less shuddersome image, I'll stick with that.
Anyway...I've wanted a back carrier for a while now. I have images of myself strolling off up mountains with Abigail perched between a sleeping roll and a tent, although I think in reality The Rev might get more use out of it than I do!
It's a pretty nifty item. It's incredibly light, has a fully adjustable seat that should last Abigail a good few years, and a cool flicky-out bar at the bottom so that the baby can sit safely on the floor while not being worn. This makes it nice and easy to get on and off - I even managed it on the train with Abigail, two bags and a buggy.
Abigail thinks it's hilarious, second only to riding on Daddy's shoulders, so I'm serenaded with squeals and giggles as we march along. It didn't take her long to discover that she could pull my hair, either. However, when that doesn't prove entertaining enough, it's apparently also comfy enough to take a little nap:
Bless. It's designed with a padded headrest and a padded bar in front, and she still managed to fall asleep in the most uncomfortable position possible.
It reminds me, somewhat disturbingly, of a praying mantis.
Or maybe a begging dog? That's a less shuddersome image, I'll stick with that.
Anyway...I've wanted a back carrier for a while now. I have images of myself strolling off up mountains with Abigail perched between a sleeping roll and a tent, although I think in reality The Rev might get more use out of it than I do!
It's a pretty nifty item. It's incredibly light, has a fully adjustable seat that should last Abigail a good few years, and a cool flicky-out bar at the bottom so that the baby can sit safely on the floor while not being worn. This makes it nice and easy to get on and off - I even managed it on the train with Abigail, two bags and a buggy.
Abigail thinks it's hilarious, second only to riding on Daddy's shoulders, so I'm serenaded with squeals and giggles as we march along. It didn't take her long to discover that she could pull my hair, either. However, when that doesn't prove entertaining enough, it's apparently also comfy enough to take a little nap:
Bless. It's designed with a padded headrest and a padded bar in front, and she still managed to fall asleep in the most uncomfortable position possible.
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