BabyBjorn Bouncer Balance Soft & Mini Carrier Bundle - Dark Grey and Grey/Woven, Black

Younger babies can be gently calmed by carefully bouncing the chair with your hands or feet.

The Bouncer Balance Soft can be used as both a bouncer and a chair up until the age of two. You can use it as a bouncer from birth until your child has learned to sit upright. Once your child has learned to walk and sit down unaided, you can turn the fabric around and use it as a comfortable chair.

Baby Carrier Mini is a small baby carrier that is easy to use for short baby wearing sessions. It’s perfect for the early months when, like all newborns, your baby needs lots of closeness around the clock. You can easily unfasten the entire front section of the baby carrier to lift out your sleeping baby. The soft fabrics gently hug your baby’s back, legs and hips, and provide good support. You can check your newborn’s position and the natural C-curve of their back with your hands through the fabric.

Most suitable during your baby’s first months. Tested and safe for 0–1 years (min. 7 lbs/3.2 kg, max. 24 lbs/11 kg).

Your baby should be at least five months old and weigh no more than 24 lbs/11 kg to use the facing-out position. The leg straps should be used to reduce the size of the leg openings for babies weighing between 7 lbs/3.2 kg and 10 lbs/4.5 kg.

Bouncer Features:

Ergonomic bouncer with an extra long period of use

Carrier Features:

Baby Carrier Mini is small, which makes it easy to stuff into your diaper bag or under the stroller when you’re not using it.

Good head support is very important both for a newborn and during the first five months until your baby can hold its head up unaided. Baby Carrier Mini has sturdy, adjustable support for both the head and neck.

When carrying your newborn in a baby carrier, your hands are free for other things. Perfect for when your newborn baby needs a lot of closeness.

Once your baby has grown a little, you can choose whether to use the facing-in or facing-out position. Your baby should be at least five months old before you use the facing-out position.