Title: Not good for spinal development
Product review: A baby's spine is placed in a compromising position in many of today's popular carriers. If the carrier positions the infant upright with legs hanging down and support at the base of the child's spine, it puts undue stress on the spine causing a condition called spondylolisthesis, and compromises developing curves in the spine.When a baby wants to be more upright to see the world around him (around 4-5 months of age), the carrier should allow him to sit cross-legged, so his weight is dissipated through his legs and hips as opposed to the style of carrier that has the baby's legs hanging down, where again the young spine has to bear the entire weight of the child, and can cut into the baby's circulation by holding the legs apart in a bowlegged manner during the important early months when the pelvis is soft and forming.http://www.earthbaby.com/babywearingindex.html
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