Physically it is possible, but it is not recommended to carry babies facing outwards.
Firstly, it is an unnatural and non-ergonomic position where the baby's weight hangs outward, making it uncomfortable for both the baby and the carrier.
The baby's hips do not remain in the frog or M position, and the curvature of their back is flattened against the carrier's body. Additionally, for babies under 6 months, this position causes excessive stimulation which is not advisable.
For the carrier, having the baby face the world throws off their center of gravity and causes back and lumbar pain.
If your baby requires a wider angle of view at certain stages, we recommend other alternatives, such as occasionally carrying on the hip or on the back.