Comment by ChrisArchitect 2 days ago Please adjust title to ..."Baby Carriers" for clarity 6 comments ChrisArchitect Reply GordonS 2 days ago Even then... is "baby carrier" an American term? Are we talking about slings or car seats or something else? MobiusHorizons 2 days ago It’s like a front backpack where the baby is facing the wearer and is supported up to the neck. Something like this https://share.google/cGaL54ZtqoxDq18zv lemmetellya 2 days ago [dead] dboreham 2 days ago I was struggling with the inversion of containment: usually planes are on carriers. atomic_cattlepr 2 days ago It's because that's why. throooooo 2 days ago What, you don't want to allow Verizon on planes?
GordonS 2 days ago Even then... is "baby carrier" an American term? Are we talking about slings or car seats or something else? MobiusHorizons 2 days ago It’s like a front backpack where the baby is facing the wearer and is supported up to the neck. Something like this https://share.google/cGaL54ZtqoxDq18zv lemmetellya 2 days ago [dead]
MobiusHorizons 2 days ago It’s like a front backpack where the baby is facing the wearer and is supported up to the neck. Something like this https://share.google/cGaL54ZtqoxDq18zv
dboreham 2 days ago I was struggling with the inversion of containment: usually planes are on carriers. atomic_cattlepr 2 days ago It's because that's why.
Even then... is "baby carrier" an American term? Are we talking about slings or car seats or something else?
It’s like a front backpack where the baby is facing the wearer and is supported up to the neck. Something like this https://share.google/cGaL54ZtqoxDq18zv
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I was struggling with the inversion of containment: usually planes are on carriers.
It's because that's why.
What, you don't want to allow Verizon on planes?