So, I got the toddler hawk that I had posted about. And I came the the conclusion that that Mei Tai is just too long for my little body and my small toddler. So, as beautiful as it was, it is on it’s way to a new home. I also have a Freehand. I love the fabric. It is a warm burgundy brocade. It sure doesn’t feel like my carriers. It feels more- uhmmm…… mom-made- maybe is a good term.
The Toddler Hawk was very “together” very well made- very- production. Where as the Freehand is more personal, more “every stitch”. Both nice carriers.
It is hard for me because my carriers are what I am used too- they are not bulky, but padded well for support and it shows. They are nothing like these and fit different than either of these.
I also wanted to talk about Soft Structured Carriers. I got my first “other one” (as in not an AMC II). I got a Jetpak. I am not loving the print- it is a tribal print and not my style. But, I had to get one and I got a trade on it for the Toddler Hawk. I really like the waist belt- very different from the AMC II. My neck started hurting tho when I was wearing DD. I am not sure if it was me or the style of the carrier. I am super sort (as already been explained) and I seem to have a problem with carriers. The quality was good- their are a lot of parts and a lot of sewing. I try to keep as little parts and as little perforation of fabric as possible. but all in all the carrier is a good carrier. I was surprised at the thin webbing. Not bad or anything- but it is 1/2 inch and we use 1 1/2 inch- so it looked very different than ours. It is a good carrier.






