Home cleaned, so you can use it immediately upon arrival☆ Description: Ergobaby ergobaby Ergobaby adapt SoftFlex Mesh Adapt SoftFlex Mesh New color, popular color, Holiday Blue, Japan limited edition Baby carrier Recommended, popular, mesh, excellent breathability Baby, mom, travel items ~Quotation~ "ADAPT SoftFlex" is a mesh baby carrier with a soft touch and excellent breathability. The new color "Holiday Blue" is a Japan-limited design that incorporates refreshing colors and patterns reminiscent of the water's surface. Featuring diamond-shaped Soft Flex mesh, breathability is further improved from the conventional Adapt series! With the same functionality that can be used from newborns to around 4 years old, it achieves comfortable carrying with soft mesh that conforms to the body. The shoulder straps are slimmer for improved fit. The buckle on the back has been redesigned to prevent mis-fastening. Reflective tape is also included for peace of mind when going out or taking a walk, and it is a design point. Ergobaby carrier's ergonomic design creates a properly seated posture and supports the development of the baby's hips, pelvis, and spine. It distributes the baby's weight between the buttocks and thighs, helping to prevent compression of the spine. Also, by having the mother's waist and shoulders support the baby's weight, it reduces the mother's physical stress. Adapt SoftFlex is a baby carrier with the SG mark, which can be used from newborns with the main body only. Newborn (3.2kg) to around 4 years old (20.4kg), height 50.8cm~ ・Facing-in carry: From 0 months (3.2kg) to 48 months (20.4kg) ・Hip carry: From 6 months (7.8kg) to 48 months (20.4kg) ・Back carry: From 6 months (7.8kg) to 48 months (20.4kg) ※SG mark applies to newborns from 1 month to 36 months (weight 15kg). Accessories: Main body, instruction manual, cosmetic box Everything in the photos is included. Condition: Used sparingly, overall clean and in good condition. Home cleaned, operation confirmed No pets, no smokers Shipping: 2-3 days Other ※There may be discrepancies between the description and the images, but the images are everything.