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Nuna CUDL CLIK Baby Carrier
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Product details
The Nuna CUDL CLIK Baby Carrier is a 4-in-1 ergonomic carrier that keeps your little one close while leaving your hands free.
- Features breathable mesh fabric
- Adjustable straps with magnetic buckles for easy securing
- Removable wristlet pouch for essentials
- Attached hood and integrated breeze cover
- Adapts from newborn to toddler stage
- Flame resistant and GREENGUARD Gold Certified
Specifications & features
Key features
- Made with better-for-baby OEKO-TEX® ️ certified fabric
- All-over comfort from padded shoulder + waist straps
- Head support can fold down or be removed as the baby grows
- Adjustable yoke keeps shoulder straps connected + comfortable
- Innovative leg openings easily adjust for a customized fit for smaller babies
- Zippered wristlet pouch on the waistband is removable for hands-free essentials
- Locking zippers are covered to add security + ensure no contact with the baby’s skin
- Mercerized cotton is silky-smooth for an extra level of comfort while remaining durable
- Four ergonomically designed magnetic buckles help ensure an easy + secure attachment
- Ergonomic, four-position baby carrier with buckled waistband + removable wristlet pouch
- Warm weather-ready mesh fabrics allow air to flow while attached hood shades baby from the sun
- Versatile buckled waistband easily + conveniently secures for custom fitting + adjusts from 61 to 145 cm
- Integrated infant booster with covered locking zippers to ensure soft + safe use with babies under 4 months
- Magnetic secure snap is a self-guiding magnetic buckle that automatically locks into place + ensures an easy + secure attachment
- Four carry positions provide ergonomic positioning as your child grows, for a healthy spine + hip development: newborn mode, facing in, facing out, back carry
- Nuna is proud to support the International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI), a global leader in the fight against hip dysplasia, as a member of their Research Partnership Program
