ErgoSupport™ Baby Hip Seat Carrier (Pain-Free Carrying)

Grandmas everywhere you go will ask what it is and where to get it. We are often met with many questions!Works great and could be used for people of many sizes. It is comfortable. I use it daily to help my back but the pressure has to go somewhere…the hips. I don’t think it would change with the expensive brand. My baby likes to face out and be held a lot, so this is still a great option as they don’t love being confined in a sling, wrap, or structured carrier for long. It’s also helped me improve my posture while holding baby.I just say to keep in mind that you may find the pain going to your hips. In my husband’s case, he can’t really wear it because he is so slim and has no hips to hold it up with. It just slides down him with the weight of the baby. He still found it helpful on his back but it often doesn’t look right on him and he just holds baby.

Works well for redistributing baby weight, it's pretty comfortable when worn, I like how snug and secure it feels on the waist with the dual velcro and strap, and though it slouches slightly when baby settles on it I'm never worried about it coming undone. I will say that a front-facing baby who loves swinging their legs and reaching forward will probably be a bit more taxing in that a lot of the weight is distributed ahead of the body so it's easy to adopt a bit of forward pelvic tilt while carrying, but if your baby is heavy does not tolerate being strapped to your body like kevlar, it's an acceptable compromise.

Works well for redistributing baby weight, it's pretty comfortable when worn, I like how snug and secure it feels on the waist with the dual velcro and strap, and though it slouches slightly when baby settles on it I'm never worried about it coming undone. I will say that a front-facing baby who loves swinging their legs and reaching forward will probably be a bit more taxing in that a lot of the weight is distributed ahead of the body so it's easy to adopt a bit of forward pelvic tilt while carrying, but if your baby is heavy does not tolerate being strapped to your body like kevlar, it's an acceptable compromise.

Grandmas everywhere you go will ask what it is and where to get it. We are often met with many questions!Works great and could be used for people of many sizes. It is comfortable. I use it daily to help my back but the pressure has to go somewhere…the hips. I don’t think it would change with the expensive brand. My baby likes to face out and be held a lot, so this is still a great option as they don’t love being confined in a sling, wrap, or structured carrier for long. It’s also helped me improve my posture while holding baby.I just say to keep in mind that you may find the pain going to your hips. In my husband’s case, he can’t really wear it because he is so slim and has no hips to hold it up with. It just slides down him with the weight of the baby. He still found it helpful on his back but it often doesn’t look right on him and he just holds baby.

Omg save your back and just add to cart. My second got heavy really quick and still trying to get around with an active 4 year old I needed my other hand. I tried a knock-off version first to save money and it was awful! So I splurged on this and have not regretted it since! I love the bottle holder, the clip for my keys and the cell phone pouch is big enough for my max phone. The seat pocket is also great to fit 1-2 diapers and travel wipes in for just in case. Needless to say I love this thing. It is one of the few name brand baby products I recommend to all mamas now.