Tactical Baby Gear Carrier Forward Facing
Rear facing for younger children under 6 months old and forward facing as they grow.
Tactical baby gear carrier forward facing. Please do not hesitate to contact us here with any other questions or comments. If you don t like the image of a military baby carrier or the stealthy looks of a tactical carrier then you ll find an ergonomic baby carrier has the best of both worlds. Kids can ride either facing in or out and the baby carrier features a removable interior liner zippered front pocket and a hideaway sun shield. Mission critical tactical baby carrier.
The mission critical s 01 baby carrier is a forward facing baby carrier designed from the ground up for dads. Yes our carrier is designed so that the child can can sit front or rear facing depending on size. And that s exactly the point. We hope this video helps.
Baby carrier front facing video. This must have dad accessory has a removable and washable liner to make cleaning up the inevitable bombs easier molle straps for carrying extra gear a secret sun shield and offers the ability to carry your. Your baby can face front or back depending on their stage of development. Your baby must face you until he or she is 6 months old as recommended by the international hip dysplasia institute.
This tactical inspired baby carrier has a simple versatile and ergonomic design that makes it super easy to put on and secure your baby. While some baby carriers are definitely dad friendly this one is designed specifically for guys. Watch the how to forward face guide for your tactical baby carrier below. Quick video to demonstrate how to put on tbg s tactical baby carrier in the front facing position.
Can the child face forwards in the tactical baby carrier. Only tactical baby gear has engineered the toughest baby gear on the planet in its enthusiastic quest to provide you with the tools to handle some serious doodie. Introducing the tactical baby carrier by mission critical for when your baby daddy wants to look like a soldier with a baby.