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Infantino First Bloom

The Infantino First Bloom is rated for a child up to 25 lb and has 1 carry positions, per Infantino. A soft knit newborn carrier with buckles, cross-back straps and a waist belt for babies from 7 to 25 lb, worn facing in.

  • 7–25 lbChild weight
  • 1Positions
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How the First Bloom Newborn Carrier stacks up

Against the 66 soft structured carriers we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.

Child weight limit25 lb60th highest weight limit of 65

Below the typical range for soft structured carriers (33 lb to 45 lb).

This one
20 lbmiddle 40 lb45 lb
Carry positions158th most carry positions of 63

Below the typical range for soft structured carriers (2 to 3).

This one
1middle 24

What sets the First Bloom Newborn Carrier apart

Measured against the 66 soft structured carriers we compare, from each maker's published specs.

  • Child weight limit: 25 lbbelow the middle half of the 65 soft structured carriers that publish it (33 lb to 45 lb)
  • Carry positions: 1below the middle half of the 63 soft structured carriers that publish it (2 to 3)

Next to its closest matches

  • Infantino Flip 4-in-1Next to it, the First Bloom Newborn Carrier is 7 lb lower limit; 2 fewer positions.
  • Infantino Flip Luxe 4-in-1Next to it, the First Bloom Newborn Carrier is 10 lb lower limit; 2 fewer positions.
  • BabyBjörn HoldNext to it, the First Bloom Newborn Carrier is 5 lb lower limit; 1 fewer position.

How the First Bloom Newborn Carrier carries

Infantino lists it for a child from 7 lb up to 25 lb.

First Bloom Newborn Carrier, per InfantinoSoft structured carriers that list it
Front inwardYes74 of 77
Front outwardNot listed46 of 77
HipNot listed15 of 77
BackNot listed56 of 77
Newborn use without an insertYes57 of 71

Listed features

  • Wrap-like knit with buckles
  • Wide cross-back straps
  • Continuous seat adjustment

Worth checking

  • Facing in only
  • 25 lb limit

Where to buy the First Bloom Newborn Carrier

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good to know
  • New for 2026. Some specs may not be published yet.
  • Check for recalls: Search the agency's recall list with the model number and date code from the label: CPSC recall search.
  • Carrier use: see the AAP's baby carrier page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

Infantino First Bloom Newborn Carrier
TypeSoft structured carrier
Child weight7–25 lb
Newborn without insertYes
Carry positionsFront inward
FabricPoly-rayon-spandex knit
Machine washableYes

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How each closest rival differs from the First Bloom Newborn Carrier, from the makers' specs.

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First Bloom Newborn Carrier: questions answered

From Infantino's published specs, last checked 2026-11-08.

What weight is the Infantino First Bloom for?

The maker lists it for babies and children 7 to 25 lb. Carrier use: see the AAP's baby carrier page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Can you use the Infantino First Bloom with a newborn?

Yes. The maker says no separate infant insert is needed from 7 lb. Carrier use: see the AAP's baby carrier page. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

What positions does the Infantino First Bloom have?

Front inward. Some positions have their own minimum age or weight in the manual.

Can you wash the Infantino First Bloom?

Yes, the maker says it is machine washable. Follow the care label.

What's the difference between the Infantino First Bloom and the Infantino Flip 4-in-1?

By the maker specs, the Flip 4-in-1 carries up to 32 lb vs 25 lb. See them side by side.

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Where these specs come from

Last checked 2026-11-08. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.