The risk of your baby suffocating in a baby carrier is no greater than in his bed. Babywearing allows you to keep your baby within sight, which makes you capable of ensuring his safety at all times. What matters most is to obey a few safety rules. You should see his face at all times and keep it uncovered, particularly during his first 6 months. Verify that he can easily breathe by making sure that his head isn't too close to his chest by slipping two fingers under his neck. After breastfeeding, bring him back to a sitting position more favorable to his breathing and digestion. He should absolutely not be left to fall asleep with his face buried under a breast. Following all these safety rules will make babywearing completely safe.