How the carrier works: Open the pouch. Adjust the interior snaps for the size to accommodate a baby. Unzip the main body where you place baby in then zip up and secure your infant. Once the baby is placed properly in the carrier you zip up the outer shell of the carrier. Cinch around the neckline for neck support. You can watch the Weego video online.
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matope | 24th Jun 13
oh my goodness! so tiny! i did think they were dolls at first! it looks like a good idea but how wide is the seat? I’d worry about hip displacia (spelling?) if its too narrow… and where did you get those hats? they’re beautiful! 🙂
Everything Mom and Baby | 24th Jun 13
I was a little worried about the potential development of hip dysplasia but they were in the carrier for a max of half hour – 45 min a day or so. But I was assured by the company that they’d have the M position yet I couldn’t get it with the gals.
You can see in the pic knee’s weren’t high enough and I’d adjust the snaps to find the right fit but I never got that nice “M” like I would in my JPMBB wrap or emeibaby.
The hats are my new favourite find. I got them from a etsy shop from Latvia.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/ATIVEaccessories?ref=seller_info
Gwen Short | 19th Sep 13
I just recently had twin boys (6 weeks) and purchased the weego twin as well (partially because of the promise of proper sitting in M position also). Our boys have been in the carrier four times and my main problem is that it is very warm and the twins get very hot very quickly. It’s the only time since they’ve been born that I’ve seen them sweat. Have you come across this as well? (For the record, I live in Ohio so it’s not like the climate is too warm.)
Our boys are currently around 8 lb each and like you mentioned, the inner pouch has always been very snug horizontally, a tight fit making zipping them up with no help not easy, but completely possible.
I too love those hats!!! They, and your girls are adorable!!!
Tash | 9th Nov 17
What would be your recommended twin newborn carrier ? All the points you raised as a red flag resonate with what I’d be against. I’m looking for something I don’t have to learn to tie ……
Mama Ash | 9th Jan 18
Check out emeibaby. No infant insert required but you’d need to wear one at a time.
Our TwinGo maybe when the babies are older as they need to be around 6 months old for back carry.