How to Front Face Out with Omni Breeze and Omni Dream | Ergobaby

Omni™ Breeze Brings Breathability To The Next Level
Designed with lightweight SoftFlex™ Mesh to create maximum airflow, the Omni™ Breeze keeps you and baby comfortable all day and provides all the carrying options you need as your baby grows, from newborn to toddler.
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[@haironthebrain]

Is there a law that baby product instructional videos cannot have explanations and only annoying music? Asking for a friend

[@debf.4974]

Why adjust to the widest setting if baby still isn't 71cm tall minimum as shown in the picture?

[@racheldorschner2986]

The actual carrier has a graphic to use the most narrow setting when front facing, but this video says the opposite. I tried what the video said and the legs were comically spread out.

[@TkB97]

Wrong. This video says the button is suppose to be at the wides setting. Which is correct if your baby is

[@roseroo6031]

This video should be taken down! Some key points are incorrect and unclear. This supposedly official video confused me so much. Do take the effort to take this down and upload a better video with clear instructions

[@shannonmesenbrink3745]

Right! Like when are the able to outward face and the width setting etc

[@brownielou82]

How can I stop my baby leaking urine while wearing the carrier? It seems that the pressure pushes urine from nappy and he wets his clothes

[@morfeas1132]

What's the difference between omni 360 cool air mesh and omni breeze? Which one would you recommend between those two and why...?

[@trym2121]

Breeze is a better version of Omni 360 CAM for air flow. Breeze is released in 2021 while Omni 360 in 2017.

[@zelemont]

It absolutely is not supposed to go on the widest setting, that’s ridiculous. It’s crazy they don’t have their own instructions correct

[@RichardWilliams-f6c]

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[@TkB97]

Hello to all the peopoe having a hard time understanding! 1. The button should be at the position that is correct for your babies height. Which means the widest if your baby is 71cm or taller. 2. the upper position should be at the narrowest position when carrying your baby front facing. 3. Yes, the legs are suppose to spread out, like shown in the video. If your babies legs (from hip to kneecap) is facing down, you should adjust the way he/she sits.