DIDYMOS Baby Carrier Comparison

It all started with a simple idea, Erika Hoffmann tied a cloth which friends had brought her from South America around her body, tied a knot, placed one of the twins in the sling and crossed the fabric at the shoulder. This was 1971.

A lot has happened since then, carrying babies has finally taken its place in society. The constant evolution of tying methods and the development of longer baby wrap slings and of our sizing system with sizes 1-8 ( and plus sizes) which are accepted standard today have made a decisive contribution.

But that was not all, apart from baby wrap slings there is a wide selection of carriers. We have put together a chart with an overview of the possibilities.

Is there something missing? Do you have a question on babywearing or on the different possibilities? Call or write to us.

	From	Up to	Front Carrying Position	Back Carrying Position	Hip Carrying Position	Closure System	Further Information
DIDYMOS Baby Wrap Sling	Birth	End of carrying period	Numerous tying methods	Numerous tying methods	Numerous tying methods	Knots	Link
DIDYMOS Jersey Baby Wrap Sling	Birth	12 kg	Wrap Cross Carry		Reinforced Hip Carry	Knots	Link
DidySling	Birth	End of carrying period				Rings	Link
Didy Meh-Dai (DidyTai)	Birth	20 kg				Knots	Link
DidyKlick	Birth	20 kg				Buckle	Link
Didy Onbuhimo	7kg, for children who can sit unassisted	20 kg	Not intended but possible			Chestbelt	Link