Wildride x Littlies: the Coffee Daisy child carrier
The Coffee Daisy child carrier
The Coffee Daisy child carrier is a joint edition by Wildride and Littlies + mums – limited to 200 pieces worldwide and available only from us.
For children from 9 months
Unlike a baby carrier for the first months, the Wildride is meant for bigger children: suitable from 9 months to 4 years and up to 20 kg. That is exactly the phase in which children actually walk themselves but still want to be picked up after a few hundred metres. The carrier goes on and off quickly and is small enough to come along in a rucksack.
Ergonomically carried
The child sits in the natural M-position, which supports healthy hip development. The Wildride can be worn on the hip, on the back or on the front – whichever is more practical at the time. The seat is made of 100% cotton, the belt of sturdy nylon.
The daisy embroidery
The warm coffee tone with the delicate daisy embroidery is what sets this edition apart from the standard models. 200 pieces worldwide – once they are gone, they are gone.
What else goes in the bag
For outings with a toddler, our checklist for packing the changing bag helps. More models are found under hip carriers and carrying aids.
Frequently asked questions
From what age and up to what weight?
The Wildride is designed for children from 9 months to 4 years and carries up to 20 kg. That covers the whole toddler period – exactly the years when the pram gets too bulky and the child too heavy to carry on your arm for long.
Does it replace a baby carrier for newborns?
No. It only starts at 9 months, once a child can sit steadily. For the first months you need a carrier that supports head and back – the Wildride is an addition for afterwards, not a replacement.
How is it cleaned?
The seat in 100% cotton is straightforward to clean and the nylon belt is built for wear. With a carrier that travels in a rucksack and is used on forest paths, that matters more than it first sounds.
Hip, back or front – which is better?
It depends on the situation. The hip is quickest to use and made for picking the child up briefly. The back takes the strain on longer stretches. The front works when the child wants to see what you see.
You will find the carrier in the WILDRIDE collection.