Is the Tushbaby hip carrier comfortable & worth the money?

I use the tushbaby (and own a lot of other carriers) and think it's worth it. My LO (a little over 1) is not a big fan of being confined anymore but wants ups. I use it at the airport, at a wedding, if I could only bring 1 carrier, it'd likely be that one.

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How much weight can a tushbaby carrier hold?

Read on for my honest review. The Tushbaby carrier is a hip seat designed for newborns all the way up to 36 months, and can hold weights up to 45 pounds. It’s adjustable, fitting parent waists from 23 to 44 inches (you can add up to 23 inches of waist length with its separately sold extender). ...

Should you buy a tushbaby hip carrier?

The viral Tushbaby carrier may look a bit unusual, but with an overall rating of 4.8 out of 5, the hip carrier is a huge help for parents whose babies and toddlers love being carried, even if the price tag is a bit on the high side. I bought the Tushbaby hip carrier late one night in the middle of a long scroll through TikTok. ...

What is a tushbaby carrier?

The Tushbaby carrier offers four main carry positions: side-carrying, baby or toddler facing out, face-to-face and feeding. I mainly use it in a side-carrying position, which I’ve found to be the most comfortable for both my toddler and myself. ...

Can you use tushbaby while doing chores?

This means you can’t use it while trying to get chores done—sorry! Tushbaby says its wide seat base puts baby’s hips in the proper “M” position with their thighs supported, which “allows for a straighter spine and keeps their hips in a healthy position, with their legs lifted rather than dangling or hanging.” ...

What is the difference between tushbaby Lite and Tush baby Lite?

The company also makes a smaller and less expensive counterpart, and if you’re wondering how the features hold up on Tushbaby vs. Tushbaby lite, the latter has a slimmer profile, with a waistband that’s 4 inches in height rather than 6 inches. It also has three storage pockets rather than five, and doesn’t include a bottle holder. ...

Should you wrap a baby carrier high & tight?

It’s important to support baby’s weight (and your back!) by wrapping the carrier “high and tight” above your natural waist, per the company’s instruction manual. This way, you’ll alleviate pressure on your back and shoulders and reduce arm and wrist strain so you can carry baby longer and more comfortably. ...