Babywearing in the winter is not a chore anymore with this 2 way reversible cape from I-Phyeonhae. Switch between the printed/colored part and the sherpa side. Simply attach onto your carrier by securing the velcro at the shoulder straps and draping the elastic bottom edges to cover baby’s legs and you are ready to go out in the cold!
Because of its simple design and easy attachment, it fits almost all soft structured carriers.
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With more picnics and outings in spring and summer, you definitely need this Pororo groundsheet. Measures approx. 180cm x 200cm and sits about 5 to 7 people with plenty of space left for laying your food. Produced by Parklon, it is insulated on the underside so it makes it cool on a hot day and warm on a cool day. Comes in a carrier bag for easy storage and moving.
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The most traditional baby carrier used in Korea was the podaegi. It is also known as a wide blanket podaegi. Women in the past would make the podaegi from available blankets and tie them around the body with baby inside while they went out to the fields to work. Later, the podaegi got modernised and became a chunei. Take a little tour at The Korean Baby to see all the different kinds of Korean baby carriers.
