Green performance Ergo $85 on babysteals

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Very limited numbers, I assume. Ergos are awesome.

[aspentosh]

I bought this last time it came on and it's amazing.

I really want to buy it for my friend who is looking at it. Might be a good time!

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Is the performance a good one? How to choose which ergo is best? It seems lately everyone was talking about the organic. I've been thinking about buying one for this baby.

[karinothing]

Hopefully peggy sees this!

[justjen]

I bought it! Thanks for posting. I was just telling dh last night I wanted another option besides our moby.

[hannamaren]

Would I be crazy to buy this for my 1 yr old? I have the bjorn but she is way too heavy. She is 24lbs.

[karinothing]

Hanna- I don't think it would be crazy. The Ergo goes to 40lbs so you should have a while.

[hannamaren]

Probably going to spend a bajillion dollars in duty. Cross fingers that I dont
I like that it can be a backpack too.

[bunch]

You will love it, Hanna. Love it.

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It's sold out. :-(

[pugz]

I can't wait for my kid to like the Ergo. She gets pissed if we try to spread her legs apart in a carrier right now but I don't want to buy the insert. She doesn't like facing my chest either now that she can see stuff.

[bunch]

Oct 26, 2012 8:44:41 GMT -5 pugz said:

I can't wait for my kid to like the Ergo. She gets pissed if we try to spread her legs apart in a carrier right now but I don't want to buy the insert. She doesn't like facing my chest either now that she can see stuff.

. We always froggied dd's legs without the insert. I don't know if you're supposed to do that or not, but it worked great. I did buy an insert for next time, but only because I found it for 8 dollars at a consignment sale.

[karinothing]

Oct 26, 2012 8:46:36 GMT -5 bunch said:

Oct 26, 2012 8:44:41 GMT -5 pugz said:

I can't wait for my kid to like the Ergo. She gets pissed if we try to spread her legs apart in a carrier right now but I don't want to buy the insert. She doesn't like facing my chest either now that she can see stuff.

. We always froggied dd's legs without the insert. I don't know if you're supposed to do that or not, but it worked great. I did buy an insert for next time, but only because I found it for 8 dollars at a consignment sale.

DS hated the insert but we froggied his legs inside the carrier. I don't think you are supposed to spread their legs until 5/6 months or so right? At any rate, DS refused to do the spread leg carry until 6 months.

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We used the insert for a while and it was okay and then just started froggying his legs. It worked really well until he could do the spread leg carry. Now he LOVES the ergo.

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Oct 26, 2012 8:22:55 GMT -5 hannamaren said:

Probably going to spend a bajillion dollars in duty. Cross fingers that I dont
I like that it can be a backpack too.

I've never paid duty from babysteals.

DS still likes it, mostly as a backpack. It's way better in crowded places than a stroller (farmer's market, festivals).

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Oct 26, 2012 8:46:36 GMT -5 bunch said:

Oct 26, 2012 8:44:41 GMT -5 pugz said:

I can't wait for my kid to like the Ergo. She gets pissed if we try to spread her legs apart in a carrier right now but I don't want to buy the insert. She doesn't like facing my chest either now that she can see stuff.

. We always froggied dd's legs without the insert. I don't know if you're supposed to do that or not, but it worked great. I did buy an insert for next time, but only because I found it for 8 dollars at a consignment sale.

You can use a receiving blanket as a pillow under her bum to lift her up a bit and keep her legs more comfy.

[Brie]

I seriously want to make out with my Ergo. Using the insert and wearing C is pretty much the only way I get anything done. He's in it probably 3-4 hours a day.

[Ashley&Scott]

Ditto pps, froggy legs & a receiving blanket in the bottom worked for us in the beginning.