Baby Nari Baby Hip Hugger Review

How many mammas have carried your little one around till your arms and/or backs are sore? How many moms have weight lifter worthy arms from holding their little pumpkins? Ya we all have. I have an over 30 pound 2-year-old that loves to be held, however after a few minutes I have to put him down.  Baby Nari has created a wonderful solution the Baby Hip Hugger!  The Baby Hip Hugger is a product that has 2 different sizes that can be used when baby starts to sit on their own and one clear until baby is 40 lbs! Perfect timing! Unlike many carriers baby can be picked up and put down quickly no straps or hook. And baby can sit in several different positions. Carrying your bundle of joy can cause stress and strain on your back and arms, Baby Hip Hugger solves this.

I received a Baby Hip Hugger to review for an infant (10 months/22lbs). This durable item arrived and was rather fascinating. It only had one strap (around your waist), a covered foam seat area (with an anti skid heart-ahh)  and many storage places perfect for diapers, pinkies, keys… you name it. This is an amazing product (although I had to borrow a kid—- a girl! It was tough). Baby can easily sat get in several positions, making it easier to do those takes you need extra hands for such as vacuuming with a 6 month that wants to be held. I am also obsessed with pockets, I loved all the storage places on it. I am not fond of carrying baby and diaper bag in to the store “just in case” I would rather toss in a diaper and wipes in this and call it good. The single problem I discovered with this product is it is recommended for individuals up to a size 40″ waist, which makes this tough for some of us mommies.

Baby Hip Hugger also comes with “baby’s first gift”. In addition to being an amazing product, Baby Hip Huggers have won the National Parenting Center seal of approval, “Mr.Dad and Graded” award seal. 2011 top choice of the year away and parent tested patent approved seal. This is a great gift for any new or seasoned parent, we all know how being a parent requires extra hands, this is your extra hand.