Beco Butterfly II 2 Baby Carrier Zoye

Comment: My son was 15 pounds at 4 months and carrying him in the Bjorn was a virtual impossibility. After five minutes of wearing it, my back and shoulders were killing me. I researched Beco and Ergo and decided on the Beco Aiden. I could not have made a better choice! My son's weight (now 20 pounds) is distributed between my shoulders and waist and I can carry him for extended periods of time without pain. I LOVE this carrier; it's well worth the cost!

Comment: My son can spend hours in the Beco. It is soft and hugs his body beautifully. He is super happy to rest his head on my chest and be worn. Also, in response to another reviewer, there is nothing to beware of. The Beco Butterfly II is not supposed to be worn with baby facing out. It's not even good for a baby's back to face forward and it is overstimulating for long periods of time. A great baby carrier. Easy on the back and will make you baby happy!

Comment: I bought this for my infant daughter after struggling with trying to figure out how to use a Moby. My hubby and I like it pretty well. It took me a while to figure it out, but after a few tries, it is easy. We plan on using it more when she is bigger.

Comment: I'm using my Beco carrier since the day that it arrived (2 weeks ago), so far it is comfortable for my 6 months old baby and for me, he likes to see what is going on around when I'm carrying him on the front, I didn't try yet carry him on the back but sure that I'll do soon. I use it when I'm going to shopping and when I walk around my neighborhood and I don't feel any pain on the back. After see the instructions that come in the Cd I figure how to use it; I recommend that you watch the videos before to use it.
I love the Tyler print, the colors are like as you see in the picture!

Comment: I really have enjoyed using this carrier thus far. It's a little complicated to get on and move your child to your back, which is specifically what I bought it for. I like the shoulder straps in that they seem less cumbersome than the Ergo Baby I had tried. With a 25 lb baby on my back, he seems like he enjoyes it ok, it just come up very far on his back. Getting on and off has it's challenges, but it may just take me more time to get used. I am surised at the cost of $139.00 and not sure I got all the value I would like from it, but would recommend it to others that are looking for a soft carrier to carry a larger toddler on their back (without a frame). Good luck - I hope you like it!