Baby Carrier One

Ergonomic 4-way front and back baby carrier

Baby Carriers

BABYBJÖRN Bouncer Bliss in sand-grey cotton, an ergonomic and cozy baby bouncer with gentle rocking.

Baby Bouncers

BABYBJÖRN Travel Crib Light in silver, easy to take with you and simple to set up and fold up.

Travel Crib & Cradle

BABYBJÖRN Soft Bib in purple, an easy to clean bib with adjustable neckband, made from BPA-free plastic.

Kitchen

BABYBJÖRN Potty Chair in turquoise, a sturdy and easy to clean potty with both backrest and splashguard.

Bathroom

Ergonomic baby bouncer for natural rocking

New Bouncer Bliss comes in luxurious cotton quilting and soft, child-friendly mesh fabric. A snuggly material for a soft start in life. Bouncer Bliss gives your baby a cosy place to both rest and play!

For your newborn

Three popular products that make life easier for you as a new parent!

Newborn essentials

All about babywearing

Why is babywearing so good for you and your baby? How long can you carry your baby? How do you choose the best baby carrier? FAQs about babywearing and baby carriers.

To our Babywearing Guide

New articles in our magazine

BABYBJÖRN Magazine – Tina gave birth in the car on the motorway. It all came as a bit of a surprise, but in the end everything went well.

Pregnancy

Birth story: How I gave birth in the car

“Feeling a head between your legs while you’re still wearing your pants and underwear – now that’s something to make you panic!” Tina gave birth to her baby in the car on the way to hospital. Here’s her story about how she gave birth in the car.

Tina gave birth on the way to hospital

BABYBJÖRN Magazine – Blogger Amanda Hamberg’s thoughts on painful breastfeeding and a new mom’s mixed emotions.

Parenthood

Painful breastfeeding and mixed emotions

Amanda gave birth to daughter Chloé less than a year ago, and she tells us openly and honestly about her experience with painful breastfeeding and the perfectly normal mixed emotions of being a new mom. But also about her overwhelming love for her baby daughter.

A brand-new mom’s mixed emotions