3 sizing positions to suit the length and weight of your baby

When To Adjust Your Seat Size

Always ensure your baby is seated correctly with the fabric of the seat reaching from the back of one knee to the other.

Your baby needs to be supported correctly and their legs able to naturally fall at a 90deg angle - if your baby's legs are lifting higher, this is a sign the seat size is too wide. Alternatively if your baby's legs aren't supported by the carrier at the knee this is a sign the seat is too narrow.

Please note, this is just a guide based on age. Each child will have different torso and limb sizes so be sure reach out to our team if you have any questions or queries at all.