- Framed Carriers: Equipped with a support frame, designed for children from 6 months up to 18 kg, allowing for sitting while being carried.
- Soft Carriers: Frameless, suitable for children up to 15 kg, designed to fit closely against the caregiver's torso.
- Sling Carriers: Without complete leg openings, intended solely for carrying children on the caregiver’s torso.
All designs aim to free the caregiver’s hands, allowing for easier handling while standing or walking.
- European Standards: Childcare product standards have been published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU). Products meeting these standards are presumed to comply with EU safety requirements.
- EN 13209-1:2004: Applicable to framed carriers.
- EN 13209-2:2015: Applicable to soft carriers.
> Note: These standards reference parts of the EN 71 series harmonized standards.
Manufacturers shoULd consult the full content of these standards to ensure their products meet all testing and safety requirements.
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