Disclosure: I was sent a package from  Little Life to review to compensate for my time to write this post. All opinions expressed are my own and not influenced in any way.

So I’m a dad that likes to take off from time to time and take my Daisy-Ella on adventures into the wilderness or to somewhere that she can experience what you can’t form a big city life, so this task became easier… MUCH easier with the child carrier from Little Life. Now I’m not going to go over the top but the pros severely outweigh the cons on this product and I must say, every dad should have one.
Just check out what Little Life have to say about this product;

The Adventurer Child Carrier is a pick-up-and-go carrier that features an adjustable back system, making it even easier to use on walks to the shops, the park, or anywhere you want!
The kick-out leg at the base of the carrier offers stability whilst on the ground and allows the carrier to collapse for easier storage.

Max. Load: 20kg (44lbs)

Adult Fit: 1.57m- 1.87m (5’2” – 6’2”)

Suitable for Ages: 6 months – 3 years

Suitable for Safety: Complies with BS EN 13209:2004 and BS EN 71-3:1994 Safety Standards

Adjustable Backsystem: Yes

Additional Features: Kick-out leg offers extra stability when on the ground

Yes, yes and yes… It was as easy as pick up and go when we decided to adventure on to see animals at a local farm to me and was very comfortable to boot, my only quarrel is you may not be able to go anywhere you want, but close enough. It was great to find myself with an all round carrier that could really benefit the busy lifestyle I found myself in and be able to find that time to push my buggy aside just for one day and do something different.

Pros:

• Very comfortable and easy to arrange so that it works ergonomically with your back.
• It was very easy to strap in my daughter and feel she was safe.
• The quality and build were just amazing. A real professional kit.
• An all round comfortable experience for Daisy-Ella, and so much so, she fell asleep in it numerous times, it states you can un-attach the cushion on the neck rest but this was a must for my tired little nipper.

Now when it comes to my cons, I will base it on my experience with this one carrier but I will explain why in a minute.

Cons:

• As much as storage was great for my quick pop to the shop or a few hours out for adventures, I always found myself needing a little bit more. I packed the side pockets and my jacket with all the additional I needed.
• I always wondered what my daughter was looking at or whether she was out cold in the land of nod, so would have loved a mirror or something similar to just take a quick glance.
• I found myself wondering round local stores looking for some way to attach a water bottle to the straps so that I could easily whip it out when I was thirsty and even for Daisy-Ella at times.
• The bar, dear god the bar at the bottom. Now this isn’t really a con for the bag, maybe it was just me being the same old clumsy dad, but I found myself knocking things off shelves at boots on more times than just the one and felt it got in the way on many occasions.
• The carrier strap broke way too easily with a tug from my daughter.

Right, I’m getting to the reasons why I said its based on just this one now. Little Life have a carrier that packs all of these straight into the carrier I want. Well the carrier I realised I needed. and low and behold, popping onto the website I can see in plain view the All Terrain S2 Child Carrier it has everything even a little mirror neatly packed away.

The funny thing is, the carrier became a big part in the last month with my daughter. It opened up doors for a whole new timetable of exciting adventures and excursions that we just couldn’t do before. Daisy-Ella also became so fond that every day she would bring it into the front room and climb on inside and use it as her seat for the day. An odd attachment to say the least but one that quite literally highlights how Little Life have made leaps and bounds to bring out a product that truly suits its purpose. I’m definitely having this in my arsenal and watch this space, I’m on a mission to get myself the All Terrain S2 Child Carrier just as soon as my pay check comes in.

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