I recently purchased the Bebamour Air Sport Baby Carrier, and it has been a fantastic addition to our baby gear. Here are my thoughts after using it for a week:**Comfort:**The Bebamour Air Sport Baby Carrier is exceptionally comfortable for both me and my baby. The padded straps and waist belt provide excellent support, making it easy to carry my baby for extended periods without experiencing any discomfort or strain. My baby seems very cozy in the carrier, and I appreciate the ergonomic design that supports their hips and back properly.**Ease of Use:**One of the standout features of this carrier is how easy it is to use. Putting it on and taking it off is a breeze, thanks to the clear instructions and intuitive design. The adjustable straps allow for a customized fit, and the multiple carrying positions (front, back, and hip) make it versatile for different situations.**Design and Features:**The design of the Bebamour Air Sport Baby Carrier is sleek and modern. I love the neutral color, which goes well with any outfit. The carrier includes a convenient pocket for storing small essentials like keys or a phone, which is a thoughtful addition. The breathable mesh material keeps both my baby and me cool, even on warmer days.**Durability:**This carrier feels very well-made and sturdy. The stitching and materials used are of high quality, and I have no doubt that it will last through many uses and washes. It’s clear that a lot of attention to detail went into designing a product that can withstand the wear and tear of daily use.**Value for Money:**Given the comfort, ease of use, and durability, I believe the Bebamour Air Sport Baby Carrier offers excellent value for money. It’s priced competitively compared to other carriers on the market, and the quality justifies the investment.**Overall:**I am extremely satisfied with the Bebamour Air Sport Baby Carrier. It has made outings with my baby much more enjoyable and hassle-free. I highly recommend this carrier to other parents looking for a reliable, comfortable, and stylish baby carrier.

The back strap is hard to attach if you are solo, if you’re with someone it is more helpful. I like it but I can only use it when I’m with someone and the point of a carrier is to have free hands when you are alone

The material, amazing. The support, comfortable (for mom and baby). So cute and breathable, I was torn between this carrier and the momcozy ones. I got the momcozy one first, it was comfortable for me, but not comfortable for my son. This one had slightly better features as far as functionality in comparison to the Momcozy. I put it on and put my son in it as soon as it came and he fell asleep in five minutes!! We go to Disney on Saturday so we’ll see how it goes

I love my carrier, is so comfortable, lightweight, easy to wear, nice design, good support and lovely colors. The material is great !! I washed it before use without trouble :))

This was the best thing ever! My other two kids in ever used one because I thought they were uncomfortable, but we attend a lot of sporting events for my other kids, and I needed something. So, I looked around and found this one and it is AMAZING! It is so comfortable you can wear it front or back. It has the extension with the fanny pack which comes in handy. My only dislike was the waste with fanny pack should be able to be a little smaller for smaller people and the clip behind the shoulders when you wear the baby on the front its extremely hard to buckle but I don't think there is anything that can be done to fix that. Anyways I still use this, and he is a year and a half now. I even took it when we hiked in the mountains and thank goodness I brought it because I was able to go miles. he loved it and it saved my arms and back.

Perfect for what it’s for . Super cute color and comfortable to wear . Definitely recommend

Edit:I’ve had it for a month and found that the fabric, especially the hood is really easy to snag, which sucks. I wish they’d used a different fabric for the hood but do still love the carrier and the knit fabric!TLDR: Worst thing about it - the fanny pack won’t allow for a good fit on smaller ladies so if you’re dead set on the pack and less than 28in waist look elsewhere, but the fabric is lightweight and comfortable for an infant. Love how much less bulky the straps are compared to most carriers and has a sleeping hood which the comparable but more expensive Ergobaby aerloom doesn’t.Original review:I’ve used so many carriers at this point with my 4.5 mo old who won’t be put down and only sleeps in the carrier, and this seems to be the best one for my needs. I wanted something a) less bulky and b) with storage. I had been eyeing the Ergobaby aerloom but it is $219-$250 on their website and it doesn’t have a sleeping hood, which we use all the time for naps at home or on the go.I came across this option on Amazon which is almost exactly the same as the more expensive Ergo Aerloom but has a sleeping hood, so figured I’d give it a try and return if we didn’t like it. I love almost everything about it…Pros:1. It’s soft and lightweight but provides enough support for me to wear for over an hour at a time.2. It has a detachable fanny pack lumbar pad for a diaper, wipes, wallet (more on this later though) and it pads your back too!3. You can feed in carrier (if you can figure that out), but more importantly there isn’t any extra fabric between you and baby so it’s easy to transition from a nap to a feeding (I also purchased a Colugo carrier I thought I would love which lets you put the carrier on and adjust to yourself first and then clip the baby in from the front, but it turned out to be harder for me to use at home for naps because I would have to take the baby out, put them down, take off the carrier, then feed.) For a breastfeeding mom who baby wears for naps, the classic style of carrier turns out to be easier to use.4. It came with a free gift of 2 drool covers for the straps :)5. It has a sleep hood, which the ergo doesn’t! The attachment is different than usual, it’s an elastic loop that hooks onto a hook on the strap. It folds up into the headrest which is really nice and compact.Cons:1. My biggest/main complaint is the Fanny pack doesn’t thread onto the waist strap, it is an extension to the strap that snaps on as part of the belt and I’m cinching the carrier down to the smallest possible size with the Fanny pack attached. Storage is one of the two main things I needed in a carrier so I can go out for walks without bringing a bag, and having not lost all the baby weight yet, I’m concerned I’m not going to be able to use the Fanny pack and have the carrier fit. For reference I’m between a size small and medium pants, 5’5, 128(?) lbs, 28-29(??) in waist, so I’m not tiny and I think there are a lot of moms who this carrier would not fit with the storage! I wish they would have designed it differently to fit more sizes and still use the fanny pack.2. This is a minor thing but I wouldn’t hate if the sleep hood was a more opaque fabric for sun, it honestly kind of reminds me of hospital disposable post partum underwear lol. It would also be nice to have multiple length options for the hood like most carriers do.3. Not really a complaint but, as far as support I couldn’t say how well this carrier will take you through toddler years or work for a big baby. I put my toddler in it on back carry and didn’t feel quite as supported and felt like the waist band was maybe just getting too much weight and stretching out or slipping with him so it was loose. I might reach for a different option for the toddler.Hopefully this reviews helps another mama out! For reference I have also owned wraps (just no, too complicated and no support), baby ktan (yes but only for newborn), wildbird ring sling (horrible/useless after newborn phase), Lillebaby all seasons complete (too bulky, too complicated, no usable storage), boba classic (okay, simple carrier but little storage and doesn’t outward face, also bulky), Ergobaby classic (this was my previous go to, has the best and biggest storage pocket ive ever used but doesn’t outward face and straps are really bulky).