Infantino First Bloom vs Nuna CUDL Clik

The CUDL Clik carries up to 35 lb, versus 25 lb. The CUDL Clik has 3 positions; the First Bloom Newborn Carrier has 1.

Only the differences are shown.

Infantino First Bloom Newborn CarrierNuna CUDL Clik
TypeSoft structured carrierSoft structured carrier
List priceNot listed$199
Child weight7–25 lb8–35 lbCarries the most
Newborn without insertYesYes
Carry positionsFront inwardFront inward, Front outward, BackMost positions
Carrier weightNot listed2.4 lb
FabricPoly-rayon-spandex knitBreathable mesh with mercerized cotton breeze cover; GOTS organic cotton bibs
Lumbar supportNot listedYes
Machine washableYesYes
SizesNot listedOne size
StorageNot listedRemovable pouch on waistband

Infantino First Bloom

A soft knit newborn carrier with buckles, cross-back straps and a waist belt for babies from 7 to 25 lb, worn facing in.

  • Wrap-like knit with buckles
  • Wide cross-back straps
  • Continuous seat adjustment
  • Facing in only
  • 25 lb limit

Nuna CUDL Clik

Nuna's buckle-style (clik) four-position carrier for 8-35 lb with an integrated infant booster.

  • Integrated infant booster
  • Four carry positions
  • Machine washable
  • Booster required under 15 lb
  • Facing out 20-30 lb; back carry from 25 lb
Ask the meadow

First Bloom Newborn Carrier or CUDL Clik?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Which carries a heavier child, the First Bloom Newborn Carrier or the CUDL Clik?

The Nuna CUDL Clik goes up to 35 lb, versus 25 lb for the Infantino First Bloom.

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