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BabyHawk Mei Tai's are comfortable, sure, but they are above all safe and reliable. First off all the fabrics we use are pre-washed and thrown into the dryer to prevent shrinkage. The straps are 70-72 inches long and 3 3/4 inches wide. The bottom strap is one continuous piece of fabric, which offers the most durable and safest support for your baby. The body measures 16.5" by 18.5" for the regular. The top straps are padded as well as the headrest to offer the most comfortable walk for mom and a safe, smooth ride for baby.
We believe that carrying your baby is the best way to raise a healthy and happy child. We also believe that you have a right to be comfortable while doing so. Free to laugh with baby and run from place to place without wondering when will you be able to take this thing off! You have enough stress on your mind, why share it with your body? A BabyHawk Mei Tai lets you free up your hands while staying close with the little one who needs you most.
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Babyhawk Mei Tai baby carrier
 
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Black straps #1 |
Steel blue straps |
Khaki straps |
Espresso straps |
Celery straps (true color is a very pale green) |
Chocolate straps #1 |
Black straps #2 |
Cranberrry straps |
Olive straps #1 |
Blue straps #2 |
Chocolate straps #2 |
Black straps #3 |
Cherry straps |
Natural straps |
Espresso straps #2 |
Espresso straps #3 |
Charcoal straps |
Olive straps #2 |
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A BabyHawk Mei Tai is a traditional Chinese carrier that ties onit can be worn comfortably on the front, side or back. Since the straps are adjustable, this is a great carrier for mom and dad or other caregivers to share. You can carry your child up to 40 lbs in a BabyHawk Mei Tai.
We stock reversible carriers that have one side for Mom, and one side for Dad... so everyone is happier! Why buy two carriers, when you can buy a 'Jack & Jill" Babyhawk?
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Wearing tips
- When putting the carrier on you, tie the carrier upside down against your body, the pattern you wish to display will be towards your body in this position.
- Tie the straps behind the back of a younger baby for more support and under the bottom of a larger baby or toddler.
- Especially when have your baby on your back, when you walk past a window or car, check and make sure that everything looks to be in place and the baby still looks comfy.
- Use a square knot instead of a bow when tying for security, if you have enough tails left over; feel free to tie it in a bow.
- You can tie the waist straps above or just under your breasts to get the baby higher on your body (this for back carries only and not recommended to wear the waist straps above your breasts in a front carry).
- It is safe for babies/toddlers to have their arms out over the top if that is what they prefer.
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