Aerial Newborn Buckle Wrap
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The Aerial Newborn Buckle Wrap combines the closeness of a wrap carrier with the ease of a buckle carrier, made for the newborn stage. It is designed for front carry, facing in only, and is recommended for babies 0 to 6 months.
The carrier is made from CloudBlend fabric, a blend of 67.5% Lenzing Tencel, 27.5% Modal, and 5% Elastane. The fabric is breathable, stretchy-soft, and moisture-wicking, and it is naturally hypoallergenic and OEKO-TEX certified. It is made from eucalyptus and beech tree fibers. The wrap closes with buckles and adjustable straps, and includes a padded waist belt for comfort. For best results, it should be cold machine washed inside out with like colors and line dried in shade, avoiding bleach, soaking, tumble drying, or dry cleaning.
The wrap meets the ASTM F2907 standard for full-term babies up to 25 lbs, though it is intended for babies under 15 lbs; WildBird recommends its Aerial Buckle Carrier for larger babies.
Características clave
- CloudBlend fabric: 67.5% Lenzing Tencel, 27.5% Modal, 5% Elastane
- OEKO-TEX certified fabric
- Breathable, stretchy-soft, moisture-wicking fabric that won't pill or lose shape
- Made from eucalyptus and beech tree fibers (Tencel and Modal)
- Padded waist belt for all-day comfort
- Designed for front carry, facing in only
- Machine washable, cold inside out with like colors, line dry in shade
- Naturally hypoallergenic fabric
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