This wonderful carrier was developed by two moms in Chicago, and it is manufactured in the USA.

The expression "sitting in the catbird seat" means to be in an advantageous position, a fitting description for a baby who is lucky enough to be carried in a sling and experience the world snuggled in close to Mom or Dad. In nature, the catbird (a real American bird that is known for its ability to mimic a cat's meow) is said to find the highest spot in a tree from which to sing and keep an eye on things. James Thurber used the expression in his short story The Catbird Seat, which was published in The New Yorker in 1942. "Red Barber announces the Dodger games over the radio and he uses those expressions...'sitting in the catbird seat' means sitting pretty, like a batter with three balls and no strikes on him."

Pikkolo carrier

front carry (facing in)

front carry (facing out)

back carry

Manhattan black	Somerset	Square deal (shown with hood up)
Appletini	Spa (shown with hood up)

close-up of cinching feature

- suitable for use with a child weighing 8-40 lbs

- child can be worn in five positions:

• front carry (legs tucked up)
• front carry facing in (legs out)
• front carry facing out
• hip carry
• back carry
  

- Innovative cinching feature allows you to adjust the width of the carrier's crotch

- Detachable hood

- Straps can be crossed or worn ruck-style

- Unique dual-adjusment system enables you to adjust the height & closeness of the child in the carrier

- One size fits most

- Made from a sturdy canvas that is beautiful, and rugged... this carrier will endure!

- Suggested washing instructions: use mild detergent on a gentle cycle in the washer and dry until seams are slightly damp. Spot wash when needed and do not wash frequently. Frequent washing and harch detergents can cause 100% cotton to break down faster

• Pikkolo baby carrier (sells for $139 if purchased from our B&M location)

$145.00 CDN (S&H included)