S. Block from Minneapolis, Minnesota  July 24th, 2009 My son was born at 9.1lbs. He is now 3 months at about 20lbs. I can't imaine having a baby without owning an ERGO (yes, dramatic, but pretty true to how I feel).
I slide him into the ERGO and within 30 seconds he is alseep, and stays sound aleep for as long as I keep him in there (and don't plan to sit for too long). His ERGO naps usually last about 1-2 hours, twice per day, regardless of whether I am standing while watching TV, hiking, shopping, etc. (all of which I do while he sleeps). The insert is necessary (if used right) as it acts as his pillow, and makes for a cozzy environment. As he has grown, the insert has gone from a folded-over protector, to acting almost like a thick comforter (yes, during the day he gets hot with the insert and body heat, but a feeding restores all the watr he loses).
You need the insert or else you will ahve a small baby simply sitting inside a fabric pouch. With the insert it is like they are in a well-made bed. Simply line the ERGO with the insert as they grow. There is no reason they should be crushed or crowded (that is what the adjustment straps are for).
And yes, I am wearing him right now as I type, sitting on the floor, a big baby still enjoying his insert (I know because he would let me know otherwise).
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