Baby Bjorn Synergy Carrier with Free LED Safety Reflector Light - White Review
Baby Bjorn Synergy Carrier with Free LED Safety Reflector Light - White Feature
- Three unique mesh materials supports your baby and privides maximum comfort
- Grows with your baby
- Oeko-Tex Standard 100, Class 1 approved
- Allows for easy breastfeeding
- Includes FREE detachable LED Safety Reflector Light!
Baby Bjorn Synergy Carrier with Free LED Safety Reflector Light - White Overview
Now you can have the apex of style safety and convenience with this package Included is the world reknowned critically acclaimed Baby Bjorn Synergy Carrier The perfect infant carrier for modern parents who crave style and comfort Also included is a Free LED Safety Reflector Light simply attach it to your Synergy or anything you choose and protect your child or yourself Now with this kit the parent who wants it all can have it all
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Customer Reviews
Baby's teeth get stuck in mesh material - Anne M. Mckoy -
I purchased a Bjorn Synergy carrier a year ago. I loved using it - until my baby started cutting teeth. I would carry her facing out, and she would bite on the carrier. No big deal - until her tooth got caught in one of the little holes in the mesh material. She screamed in pain and blood was coming from her gums. I had to pry her tiny tooth out of the material. The whole ordeal was very scary - for a minute I thought she'd lose the tooth she had just cut. I began using a bib for her to bite whenever I carried her in the Bjorn facing out. About a month later it happened again - she got her teeth stuck in the material. More painful screaming, more blood. It's amazing she still has those teeth. This could be very easily avoided by using a different material for the top portion of the carrier. The holes in the mesh are just right for getting those tiny teeth stuck.
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