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How to Buy a Backpack Carrier
Parents helps you pick the best the best backpack carrier for everyday use or for travel.
Shannon Greer
Make Sure It Fits Properly
The frame shouldn't hit your head or dig into your lower back, and straps should be close enough together so they won't slip off your shoulders. The pack should also have protective padding that covers the metal frame near your baby's head and face.
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