ergo question

[cheezelkat]

Is there anywhere you can buy it that allows you to return it if it doesn't suit you?

I really want one, but I've had a bad time with finding a comfy carrier. $150 is a lot of money to spend on something that may or may not suit us.

[MonkeyMum05]

You're in Brisbane, aren't you? Maybe you could borrow mine for a week or something?

[GraceUnhearing]

You're in Brisbane, aren't you? Maybe you could borrow mine for a week or something?

do you not like yous?
just wondering cause im going to get one

[Rainbowbrite]

Some baby shops sell them. If you look on the Ergo site, they should list stores.

[MonkeyMum05]

do you not like yous?
just wondering cause im going to get one

Yes, I like it lots... but haven't been using it a whole lot lately. I wouldn't miss it for a week or two, so thought I'd offer to lend it out :)

[GraceUnhearing]

Yes, I like it lots... but haven't been using it a whole lot lately. I wouldn't miss it for a week or two, so thought I'd offer to lend it out :)

thanks no one seems to have any problems with them that i've heard of so thats why i asked

thanks

[ButterflyMama]

My advice would be to go and visit Amanda from CarryingAway.net.. she has all the slings/carriers at her house (is an amazing WAHM) where you can try them on and get a feel for them before you make a purchase..

It's what I did! And I'm so glad. I love my Ergo! :thumbsup:

[Tea Lady]

I second that, and if you do end up with it and don't like it, the resale value is excellent :)