Infantino CozyRider Baby Carrier

The Bottom Line: A basic, affordable carrier for small infants that "gets the job done".

Review: With my first child, I received a soft style carrier (I believe it was a Graco) at my baby shower and had great hopes of getting lots of use out of it. However, that never came to fruition as my son was both heavy and long and that just didn't mix...

The Bottom Line: Good carrier for the first 2-3 months, but uncomfortable and difficult to use past that. I'd recommend looking into sling carriers which are more versatile.

Review: This baby carrier was purchased for me (for a little under $20) when my firstborn was just a newborn baby. It s on its third child now, and I ve used it with both newborns and older babies. It serves its purpose without too many hassles, but I...

The Bottom Line: I would not recommend this carrier. It is uncomfortable and difficult to use.

Review: The Infantino Cozy Rider is supposedly designed to be a hands free, easy to use baby carrier. It is made of a quilted fabric, which is comfortable both to the parent and the baby. It has a built in head support with adjustable straps designed to...

The Bottom Line: For a low, affordable price, this product does it's job. But if you want a more comfortable, higher quality product, you should spring for the extra bucks.

Review: For the first few minutes, it's not so bad. You're baby's crying, the housework needs done, so you strap on the Cozy Rider and spend the next 2 - 3 minutes trying to gently cram your baby's feet into the right holes. Once that's accomplished,...

The Bottom Line: If you're on a budget, go for it, otherwise spend some money on a better one

Review: I have to say, once you get the baby in the carrier, everything is great...until you try to get them out...
first of all, getting the baby in is ridiculous. I feel like I'm yanking the baby's feet in uncommon directions in order to get him in...

The Bottom Line: this is a great carrier if you are looking for something to get you through the first 4-6 mo.

Review: this carrier is meant to be used for newborns and infants from 2wks old to 20lbs... a little less than the baby bjorns weight limit of 25lbs

It is very soft, and fit well for me, and I'm 5'7 and am definitely NOT skinny I actually tried...

The Bottom Line: I recommend buying a wrap such as the Moby or Sleepy wrap because they are more versatile, comfortable and easier to wear.

Review: The Infantino GoGoRider Baby Carrier is not a sensible baby carrier and I do not recommend it to anyone over the other carriers on the market today. This baby carrier is not comfortable enough for parent nor baby. It is comfortable the first 5-10...

The Bottom Line: I think if you want a carrier that does not cost an arm or and a leg then give this one or any infantino carriers :)

Review: Well here I am yet again to review another baby carrier ( I think this is number 6 or something like that ) I bought this one on Ebay ( where I got most of the other ones I have reviewed) I needed to have something for my daughter to face in or out...

Review: This is supposed to be a carrier where the baby can face in or out. I would only use it if the baby faced in if I had to use it at all. Either way, it is so hard to get baby in and out, but if you want your baby to face forward the leg holes cut...

Review: I bought this wonderful carrier at Walmart for only $12.86 and believe that it works just as good as the other carriers that sell for a lot more. The other nice thing about this carrier is that men who are on the heavy side can also use it without a...