Soul Anya - How to: Front Carry Facing Out

Learn how to carry your baby on your front, facing outwards in your Soul Anya baby carrier. Suitable only for babies who have adequate torso and neck control, are able to sit with support, and their chin clears the top of the body panel.
Anya is the latest carrier, from the award-winning baby carrier brand, Soul. It is a no-adjustments-needed, super simple to use, world-facing carrier for babies from 3 months to 3 years.
WORLD FACING SAFETY
Soul stands for safe, comfortable, ergonomic babywearing.
- The baby must be in an upright, supported, ergonomic position.
- They should be seated deeply in the bucket seat, with their knees higher than their bottom, and their thighs supported.
- Their back should be slightly curved and resting against your torso.
- For smaller babies, their arms should come out from the sides of the carrier with their chest supported by the neck padding. Taller, older babies can have their arms over the top panel.
- NEVER let your baby fall asleep in this position. This position provides no support for baby to rest their head and poses a risk of blocking their airways if the head drops forward in sleep. Always turn your baby inwards to sleep with their head resting against your chest.
- Since this is a position that is highly stimulating for your baby’s developing brain and nervous system, we do not recommend it for long durations. Start with 5-10 minute intervals and pay close attention to your baby’s cues. If they appear over-stimulated, turn them inwards immediately. Signs of overstimulation are:
Appearing zoned out, immobilised or unresponsive
Fussy and trying to turn back to look at the wearer
Tired
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Is this front facing possible in aseema type