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Je Porte Mon Bebe PhysioCarrier review

written by DaddiLife 18th February 2018
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We hear from Aurelien Mottier, a London based dad who tried the Je Porte Mon Bebe PhysioCarrier with his adorable little boy, Eden, not just in one country, but in two!


As a busy dad, I really value the things that Eden and I can do together at the weekend or on trips away, and having a baby carrier is very important in that regard. When I was asked about a JPMBB PhysioCarrier Review I jumped at the chance…not just to try it, but to take it with us to Korea and Cyprus!

Table of Contents
1. ​First impressions
2. Multiple Carrying Positions Are Great
3. ​How Quick Was It To Get On
4. Key Features Of The JPMBB PhysioCarrier
5. ​Overall Thoughts / Pros & Cons

1. ​First impressions

Ok, so first things first, the JPMBB is very very stylish! It’s black and discreet, does not have a big brand logo on it. Looks good all round and is made of good quality material. It’s super breathable, and after I tried it for my own baby and for a few weeks it did confirm how very solid and durable it is. Good quality build is a good start.

2. Multiple Carrying Positions Are Great

The Je Porte Mon Bebe PhysioCarrier has three carrying positions:

Front Carry Position

  • My favourite and the main one I have been using as it gives me the best hold, the most comfort. It's also probably the most enjoyable for my 6 months old baby when he wants to hear my heartbeat.
  • Back Carry Position

    I tried it only a couple of times as I think it’s great for older kids. It’s a good carry position to have as it's also the most practical for active dads (stuff like hiking).

    Side Carry Position

  • Being honest, I could not really figure out how to use that position, could be one of the reason why I did not enjoyed it as much as the other two, but it also might be Eden's age.
  • 3. ​How Quick Was It To Get On

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    Not that quick actually. I must admit that past the stylish look and quality materials, this is not the easiest design to pick up intuitively, and there are a few things to consider to get the carrier on properly.

    The part I struggle the most with was is adjusting the cross-strap at the back. Maybe I am not flexible enough, but I found it quite challenging. Over-time my solution was to preadjust it and get the carrier on in a different way than describe on the instructions.

    Once I got the hang of it though, and familiarized myself with the design it became easy to put on and off, but it takes practice!

    4. Key Features Of The JPMBB PhysioCarrier

    For me the two main key features are:

    •      Being able to open the front trap / pocket, so it’s more breathable for the baby when it’s warm. As we went for 1 week in Cyprus, and because it was really warm, I found that feature very useful and practical.
    •      Another thing that I like is the net that is available to keep the baby’s head against your chest. In most cases, my son falls asleep when I get him in the carrier. With other carries, I have been used to holding his head with my hand, with this one I was truly hands-free!

    5. ​Overall Thoughts / Pros & Cons

    I would say it’s the most comfortable carrier I ever tried. The other ones I have tried usually end up putting to much strain on your upper back and lower back (I am comparing with BabyBjorn – I have a couple of those). From a dad stand point, it is very comfortable and very well padded, so comfortable on the shoulders.  

    I would give is 4.5 / 5

    PROS
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      Very comfortable
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      Nice design and beautifully built
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      The possibility to make the carrier more breathable by opening the front zip
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      Great support to hold the baby’s head
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      Clearly very comfortable for the baby (my son would feel asleep in it most time)
    CONS
    • No obvious front facing carrying position (my boy loves to see what’s happening and loves to face the world). A note on that though - JPMBB purposely do not encourage a front forward position due to the development of the baby, and is why they do the back carry with the physiocarrier + booster/neck pillow so baby can see the word without any issues.
    • Not the easiest to put on initially / takes a bit of time to get used to

    Find out more about the ​Je Porte Mon Bebe PhysioCarrier here or check the latest price on Amazon. 

    Je Porte Mon Bebe PhysioCarrier review was last modified: August 25th, 2021 by DaddiLife

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