Tula Explore Baby Carrier Review - Babylist

It's Tula's first front facing structured carrier! The Tula Explore Baby Carrier supports a child from 7-45 lbs. with no infant insert required and has tons of other sweet upgrades. Babylist Scout Courtney shows you more.
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[@Babylist-Videos]

Which Tula will you be adding to your Babylist? 😍

[@scottgauld5877]

I Love how easy this kzbin.infoUgkxvAj3godqGAIP5rApM1laH767JGtPG1-h carrier is to adjust from my friend to me taking turns holding the baby! It provides great support on my back too! This has definitely made shopping easier! I always get asked where I get it too!

[@ilovebrean]

Yay it does have a hood your. Video is the first video I’ve seen with the hood

[@kaize941]

I really love Miss Courtney

[@sitirashidam5902]

Can the pocket not be velcroooo...velcro is so 1990...

[@Babylist-Videos]

😂😂😂

[@sarahestes4538]

She said in time for baby #2. Is this comfortable to wear while pregnant?

[@TaylorLynne]

Too cute!

[@cainmizui]

How heavy is your baby? Cause you are only supposed to carry front-facing when they're 13-22 pounds right? 😭

[@Babylist-Videos]

Great point, Cain! More from Tula on this: "Before beginning to use the Explore Carrier in the facing out position, your baby should have head and neck control and their chin should clear the top of the panel when facing out. We also suggests a weight range for the facing out position of 13-22lb for shorter intervals of time for optimal comfort. Watch baby for signs of sleepiness or over-stimulation. Baby should not sleep in the front carry facing out position."

[@calvinmoreira4017]

Thumbs up from me.?

[@izzycarterr8864]

He’s to big for that I’m sure he can walk

[@willowwisp5784]

Its more so you have control of your little one and dont have a wild baby running around the store or freaking out upset in a shopping cart, they're much happier closer to mama.

[@gracieamundson2025]

Oh gosh 🤦‍♀️ there are so many benefits to baby wearing besides serving a purely functional purpose

[@Lolee56]

Tf u talking about… that’s a really young baby