Rather than the usual cotton canvas fabric body panel, these versions are made from soft, breathable mesh fabric. Slider adjustments allow you to quickly and easily adjust the setting for baby to face in to out while on the go.

Ergobaby has revolutionised how we carry babies with their innovative, ergonomic carriers that enable and encourage bonding between parent and baby. But there are also reasons why I'd recommend the OMNI 360 over the All Position 360, including no infant insert needed, detachable pouch and that I've found it easier to get on by myself. With a background in design, she set out to create something that was both comfortable and easy for parents to use.

Back in August I posted all about my experience of babywearing with the 360 (which you can read here) and despite it being a brilliant carrier there were some things I wish were slightly different. This is the big thing to realise - the box and all the marketing says "birth to toddler", but in practise this is a carrier that rarely fits before 8 weeks. Their carriers are designed to cradle your baby in their natural sitting position and to evenly distribute their weight. The OMNI 360 is the baby carrier with all the options, as well as some extra added features that make life easier too.

This new adjustment makes it even easier to switch baby from facing in to facing out while on the go.Loosening the shoulder straps BEFORE buckling or unbuckling the chest strap will make it easier for you to reach it. Manufacturers warranty with each product varies (this will usually be stated in the manuals of your product). I followed the instructions to fasten all Velcro and buckles before washing and “use a mild detergent free of bleach, perfumes, dyes, chlorine, or optical brighteners”, plus popped it in a pillowcase for extra safety and it emerged as good as new. The Ergobaby Omni 360 features several innovations, most notably a design that offers four seating positions to suit your baby from newborn (3. Ensure the top edge of the carrier is at your baby's mid-ear level for proper support by positioning baby higher or lower on your body, when pulling the body of the carrier up around your baby's back.