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Natibaby Natigo: Babywearing made simple yet stylish

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Natibaby Natigo: A simple, yet stylish babywearing option


There are many different baby carriers available, what makes the Natibaby Natigo stand out?

Quick - Takes less than a minute to get your little one up 


Easy - This baby carrier doesn't take a lot of time and patience to learn how to use it.   Which is perfect, because as a parent...who has any time?  

Just a few easy steps:
buckle it on your waist,
place baby in position,  
put the shoulder straps up
and buckle it.

Comfort - Whether your just making a quick run into the store, or your going to be out all day with your little one; you can be sure that the Natigo will be comfortable and your arms and back won't be sore!


Woven Fabric - Get the best of both worlds!  The beauty and durability of a woven wrap with the ease of a soft structured buckle carrier. 


The Natigo comes in three different sizes.
If you have any questions on sizing, please email us at MarsupialMamas@gmail.com


Natibaby Natigo: Almond Blossom
In Stock and Ready to Ship!


Natibaby Natigo: Oxytocin Rainbow
In Stock and Ready to Ship!



Natibaby Natigo: Ascend
In Stock and Ready to Ship!


Natibaby Natigo: Fable Blossom



Natibaby Natigo: My Robot
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Location: Pingree grove IL 60140, USA

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