Artipoppe?

[Anonymous]

Anyone have an artipoppe carrier? I’m on my third and last baby and thinking about justifying a cute/trendy purchase but only if it really is a decent carrier. Currently have an like the Babybjorn and a baby Ktan.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think it’s possible to get an objective opinion on this, even anonymously. It feels bad to spend $500 on something you end up hating. No one will admit it if they are mediocre.

[Anonymous]

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1050757.page

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t think it’s possible to get an objective opinion on this, even anonymously. It feels bad to spend $500 on something you end up hating. No one will admit it if they are mediocre.

Ugh. So true. Thanks

[Anonymous]

I really like mine so much that I ended up getting a second. I found it easier and more comfortable than navigating with a stroller, great for travel, and it was nice to look (or at least feel, lol) cute while going about my day. The structure and materials are nice and it is more comfortable than any other carrier I have tried.

[Anonymous]

I'd try one first from a baby wearing group that lets you do that.

I haven't tried it, but it looks like other carriers out there, except with fancy fabric. Nothing wrong with that if you like it.

[Anonymous]

I think they're solid carriers. I do not think they're better enough than other carriers to be worth the price. To a large extent you're paying for the brand name/membership in the exclusive club. As long as you know that, it's your money 😂

[Anonymous]

I am so fashion inept that I can't tell how these are my stylish than other carriers- Is it just that people see the brand and get excited?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am so fashion inept that I can't tell how these are my stylish than other carriers- Is it just that people see the brand and get excited?

Yes. And higher quality materials (they offer wool and silk versions, not just plastic fabrics like most other brands).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd try one first from a baby wearing group that lets you do that.

I haven't tried it, but it looks like other carriers out there, except with fancy fabric. Nothing wrong with that if you like it.

I’ve never heard of this are there any around here?

[Anonymous]

I thought this was your suggested baby name and clicked to see what DCUM’s reaction to that was!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am so fashion inept that I can't tell how these are my stylish than other carriers- Is it just that people see the brand and get excited?

Yes. And higher quality materials (they offer wool and silk versions, not just plastic fabrics like most other brands).

Plastic fabrics?

Most are oeko certified. Zero judgment if brand names are meaningful to you but the mainstream brands are plenty safe for babies

[Anonymous]

This is a great comparable option - https://mabeproducts.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am so fashion inept that I can't tell how these are my stylish than other carriers- Is it just that people see the brand and get excited?

Yes. And higher quality materials (they offer wool and silk versions, not just plastic fabrics like most other brands).

Plastic fabrics?

Synthetic = plastic. Rayon, modal, polyester, it’s all made out of plastic. Is this actually news to anyone?

Most are oeko certified. Zero judgment if brand names are meaningful to you but the mainstream brands are plenty safe for babies

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is a great comparable option - https://mabeproducts.com/

Also https://wildbird.co/collections/aerial-buckle-carrier