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- DeuterKid Comfort Active Child CarrierTop Rated$270.00(39)39 reviews with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 starsGear Capacity:12 litersWeight:5.88 lbsWeight Capacity:48 lbs.
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Related Expert Advice articles
Your child is ready for a carrier backpack when:
- They can sit upright without assistance
- They weigh at least 16 pounds (6 months old or so)
- Have full head and neck control
- Your pediatrician confirms they can ride in a carrier
- Your child plus the gear in the pack weighs 48 pounds or less
You can use a child carrier for:
- Hiking on light terrain
- Backpacking
- Traveling
- Around town
- Do not use a child carrier for high-speed activities
Child carrier tips
- Never leave children unattended in child carriers
- Do not use child carriers as a chair or place on elevated surfaces
- Check your child's neck and comfort periodically
- To avoid choking, don't let your child eat while riding in the carrier
- Clip a toy to the carrier for entertainment on the trail
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