Tula Free-To-Grow Carrier – Coast Narwhal Tula

Description

The gemstone, Agate, can represent strength, comfort, and harmony; things we wish upon any baby and care giver wearing a Tula! Bring a wish of courage and protection with you everywhere when you carry your baby in Coast ‘Agate’! The addition of a breathable mesh center panel and hood, in gray, gives Coast ‘Agate’ additional breathable airflow to keep baby cool and comfortable in any weather!

The Tula Free-to-Grow carrier is Tula’s first ever carrier that grows with your baby from infancy through toddlerhood 3.2kg – 20kg (7 – 45lbs). Designed with innovative adjustable settings for width and height, the Free-to-Grow Carrier ensures proper, ergonomic positioning throughout the different stages of babies’ development.

 

Sizing

• Depending on the snap setting, the seat panel width is adjustable from 5″ – 15″.
• Depending on the panel height adjusters, the height of the panel is adjustable from 11″ – 17″ tall.
• Hip Belt Measures 5″ tall and 27″ wide. Additional webbing extends approximately 30” (waistband total of ~ 57” long).
• Weight of the carrier: 1.7 lbs.

Features

• Body panel adjusts in three width settings and two height settings to allow for an ergonomic snug position as your baby grows, supporting safe development for baby’s body
• Adjustable padded straps for optimal neck & shoulder comfort
• Breathable and lightweight twill hand-made from 100% OEKO-TEX^® Standard 100 certified fabric
• Multiple carrier positions – back carry and front carry
• Soft leg padding to keep baby comfortable
• Free-to-Grow baby carriers can be used from 7 – 45 pounds
• Coordinating printed twill base and removable hood with snaps
• Large front pocket on the contouring hip belt

 

1. Supportive shoulder padding for optimal comfort.

2. Adjustable straps provide the perfect fit.

3. Large front pocket for additional storage.

4. Extra padding around leg opening for baby’s comfort.

5. Wide padded waist belt for additional support.

6. Ergonomic seat for proper positioning

We do not recommend back carrying your child until your baby has strong and consistent head, neck, and torso control, and can push him or herself independently into, and remain in, a seated position on a consistent basis.

 

Videos

How Free-To-Grow Carrier Works