The DidyKlick 4U is a semi-structured half-buckle carrier that combines the comfortable support and mouldability of a woven wrap with the convenience and simplicity of a buckle carrier. I’m a fairly seasoned babywearer but hadn’t tried a half buckle until the DidyKlick and I now wished I’d tried one before! The seat and panel are adjustable to fit your baby, which means that this new carrier will perfectly support babies at any age and stage. Buckle around your waist, sit your baby into the soft pouch, tie the shoulder straps and you are ready.

Most buckle and half buckle carriers offer the front, hip and back carry positions and while front and back are usually pretty straightforward the hip position is often less comfortable or more of a faff. You secure the waist belt before picking up your little one and can therefore rotate the carrier to whichever position suits you.The Didymos DidyKlick is easily adjustable and the padded waist belt is secured with a clip-buckle (just like a regular buckle carrier) ensuring support around the waist. The DidyKlick PERFECTLY combines the comfort and versatility of a woven wrap with the ease and speed of a buckle carrier. The large, adjustable body panel made of wrap fabric creates a soft pouch offering a safe place for your little one.

Often parents don't realise that these can be used for back carries, when in reality it is often easier to get a baby onto your back in aContinue Continue reading "How to do a Back Carry with a Half Buckle or a Meh Dai, using the "secure hip scoot" method for getting baby onto your back. Soft back panel with integrated headrest that can be adjusted by drawstings and fastened onto the straps by snap fasteners. This newborn to toddler baby carrier offers all the beauty and softness of a woven wrap, combined with a supportive buckled waistband. The body panel (excluding the hood and waist band) measures roughly 41cm wide by 36cm tall and has light padding at the edges of the seat ensuring a comfortable ride for your little one.In fact it does seem almost literally like half and half of each - with the bottom half most resembling a buckle carrier and the top half behaving and feeling more like a wrap. We’ve been enjoying some hot, humid weather while testing the DidyKlick and have found it extremely comfortable and airy, even when carrying for long periods of time. The shoulder straps are long enough for fancy (tibetan( finishes, which I like a lot while backcarrying.

The DidyKlick allows you to carry your baby on your front, hip and back while your child is always supported across the back and the bottom ensuring the natural spread squat position. A great carrier and ideally suited to discover the world with your child in a healthy and comfortable way. It is in fact a fantastic, supremely practical and comfortable option that just happens to look really lovely too. The DidyKlick has wide, fabric straps that spread the weight across your shoulders and, in conjunction with the support of the structured waist, make for an extremely comfortable carry. The continuously adjustable seat width and an additional drawstring on the back panel support the ergonomic squat-splay position for healthy hip development of your baby, large or small.

The panel can be adjusted easily to your baby’s size, including a small newborn, without the need of an additional insert. Didymos's experience, and focus on the safety and well-being of children, with attention to social and ecological ethics, has resulted in a brand that babywearers around the world have come to trust for affordable quality. This then offers the perfect balance between the convenience of a structured carrier due to the padded waist belt and the comfort and snuggliness of a woven wrap. Anyone enjoying the company of a small person who loves to demonstrate the efficiently of their wrap seat popping - usually at the most inconvenient moment possible - will immediately see the appeal of a buckle waisted carrier.

The Didymos DidyKlick is a half buckle carrier - a halfway point between a fully structured carrier and a woven wrap.I have only ever tried one once before and don't currently have one in the library currently as I see them as quite specialist.