Baby bucket carrier thingy

[Gracefulmom]

This carrier looks so painful!

Wow.

I'm speechless.

[medicmama]

Good God that's rediculis. Dude it's called a sling!

[number572]

WTH is that thing?? omg she looks so ridiculous! i can't stop laughing. can you imagine seeing someone wearing that contraption??!

[MommaLyon]

uh....ok:

[maybemom05]

Looks exceedingly uncomfortable!! At least the model mom looks like she's trying to make eye contact with the poor baby!

And to think that people are worried about the baby falling out of a real sling!!

[ledzepplon]

I've seen an ad for this before . . . crazy!

[MsElle07]

I love how it claims to be "pain free".

[HarperRose]

Jeez.

[Quirky]

Holy guacamole. That thing must have been invented by a sadistic chiropractor looking to ensure a continuous stream of patients!

[Marcimama]

LOL! I just got that magazine yesterday. I could NOT believe how ridiculous it was and showed it to my dh! He was speechless too! What a silly invention! Just get a sling!

[JaneSmith1010]

A man must have designed it. But I can comment no further since I complain to no end how they need to make those things easier to carry.

[prairiemommy]

attaches in less than five minutes.

That is the part that just kills me! Woohoo - less than 5 minutes! Hey, it takes me less than 30 seconds to get DS in the sling. But I'd much rather spend "less than 5 minutes" in the freezing cold parking lot just to inflict severe pain on my entire body. Can you imagine the bruise one would get around the hip area from that heavy thing bumping into you with every step you take?

to the PP who suggested it was invented by a chiro who's business was slow!

[intorainbowz]

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[UmmIbrahim]

That's just sad...totally sad...

[medicmama]

Originally Posted by Quirky

Holy guacamole. That thing must have been invented by a sadistic chiropractor looking to ensure a continuous stream of patients!

[mommajb]

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I guess that's enough for know. What a poor solution when could just wear or carry the baby.

[AlexisT]

Forget any other pluses or minuses, that just looks PAINFUL. DD's carrier is heavy enough when I'm bringing it+baby into the house. I sure as heck wouldn't want to wear it.

[bellymama]

i stared at this for a long time before i could even comprehend the idiotic nature of it....why...WHY are people so into their carseats....jesus almighty i ask you WHY????? i have a carseat that isn't even able to come out and i survive...i will now sit in the corner and bang my head against a wall to numb the pain of living in this world

[bellymama]

i had to look at it again, and comment again, thats how bizarre this is to me. i got my boyfriend and we looked at it together, and i wondered outloud: why are people so intent on never taking their babies out of these things?

[AlexisT]

said it elsewhere, but: having the removable carseat is good for one thing: you're popping into the supermarket, DD has fallen asleep from being in the car, you pop the carrier into the cradle on the supermarket trolley and she stays asleep
Also good in restaurants if, like my DD, baby doesn't like being in the sling when I'm sitting down (it's my arms or nothing).

Still can't imagine wanting to wear the car seat, though. Travel systems weren't enough convenience for some people? (I don't do that very often, but eh, it's a nice feature.)