This is not a typical carrier. It's a hip seat. And that's what makes it so easy. No buckles, no adjusting, no "is this right?" Just pop them on your hip with actual support so your arm doesn't fall off. Not useful til they can semi-support themselves and at least hold their head up. But amazing after that point.
It's especially great because it's easy to switch between users — there isn't a bunch of strap shortening/lengthening to deal with. That also makes it way easier for other people (grandparents, aunts and uncles) to figure out. They don't need to be shown. It's just...put on the fanny-pack-shaped-thing and position it comfortably. Pick up kid. Go.
They've also recently introduced a 2-in-1 combo carrier that adds a carrier attachment to the hip seat — probably the best of both worlds. That came out after we were past that point with Mouse, so we haven't tested it ourselves. But if you're starting fresh, worth a look.
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See all our carriers: Baby Wearing: We've Tried a Bunch of These.