Didymos Jacuard Wrap Carrier

With the Didymos Jacquard Wrap Carrier, you can have your hands free, even when your baby wants to be rocked about in your home for an hour or so. Babies that are carried regularly do not develop fear of loss or loneliness so they cry less and become independent earlier.

The Didymos Jacquard Wrap Carrier is suitable for all sizes and no baby is too small. The fabric is so lightweight that you can even carry it in your pocket until you’re ready to use it – you can’t say that about those other bulky baby carriers! Whether in crowded town centers or on open terrain, the Didymos carrier enables you to carry your child in many different ways depending on the length of your journey or the weight of your child.

When the Didymos is no longer needed for carrying it is still not useless but can serve as a scarf, a hammock, a comforter, a swing , sun-sail etc ...

Why push your warmth-seeking little one in a stroller when you can carry him or her comfortably for hours in the cozy cocoon-like Didymos carrier? You’ll love feeling baby so close and your little one will enjoy being near you throughout the day. Ditching the stroller and opting for a stroll with the Didymos carrier is a great way to bond with you baby and enjoy lots of fun activities – like walking, hiking, or shopping.

The size of the Didymos wrap that you select enables you to do additional types of carrying methods.

Use the size chart that matches your body size.

Here’s what happy parents have to say about their Didymos Baby Carrier:

"A friend of mine gave me her Didymos to use with my newborn and all I can say is Hallelulyiaa!!!! Of all the carriers I tried,( the sling and two different kinds of baby Bjorn, )the Didymos is FAR more comfortable for both me and my son. I can carry him all day long, he is 6 mo. now...he loooves it. Thank you for making such a high quality, and beautiful, product."
–Meagan

"Our little Una is now almost four months old and was carried in the baby-sling (in the Wrap-Cross-Carry) all the time from four days of age. The feeling of closeness when carrying her in the sling is simply wonderful! But meanwhile my daughter has become too heavy for me to carry her in front of my belly. I almost feared that the carrying-time had come to an end. But with the help of a second person I have started to strap her with the Wrap-Cross-Carry onto my back. My back is grateful for that and I continue with Una happily up hill and down dale, through the woods and out into nature!"
-Agnes H.

"Since the birth of our 3rd child Matthias we don't possess a pram anymore because he was screaming whenever we laid him down in it. Our 4th child Johannes was a baby "with special needs", daily carrying-time aprox. 12 hours, and our 5th child Hannah (9 months) was carried all day during the first 4 months, with breast-feeding and nappy-changing breaks. (I couldn't have managed the household otherwise) I pass on my experiences of tying the sling in the breast-feeding group, and other mothers often come with their sling directly to my house because they don't want to wait until the next meeting. Many thanks again,"
-Susanne Sch.