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 A baby carrier is a comfortable carrier that you wear across your front. There are many that have adjustable options to allow you to wear the baby on your back or hips. Backpacks are only worn in the back. These backpacks are suitable for babies and toddlers who can raise their heads. It's a good idea inquire with your GP or child and family health nurses whether your child is old enough to wear backpacks. backpack.Your baby's carrier should permit your child's hips to stretch in a way that they are not straddling your body. Your baby's knees should be spread out, the thighs must be supported and the hips should be bent.Healthy hip positioning encourages proper hip development in infants, and helps reduce the risk of developing dysplasia of the hip.These images are reproduced by permission from the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.There's no Australian standard for baby carriers, slings and backpacks. These suggestions will guide you to choose a secure carrier for your baby.