Bebamour Baby Carrier Newborn Front and Back Carry Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler Baby Hip Carrier with Head Hood,Waist Extender & 3 Pieces Teething Pads (Grey)

This mostly worked for a few months. Super small, barely fit me (I’m not very big) and didn’t fit my husband at all. Definitely for tiny people. Also a little confusing on where to put the baby’s arms .. where they are supposed to go, my baby was not comfortable.

I wanted to get a hip belt seat for carrying my baby, even just wearing around the house, so as to lessen the strains on my hip and arms when taking baby from room to room and so forth. There are so many options on Amazon, and so many with similar price range and ratings, that I decided to test out a variety. I got 12 options to try - All have hip belt option functionality, but they differ in that some also had a supportive shoulder strap for mom, some have added seatbelt for baby, some had option to become full-body/hands-free baby carriers, some had more pockets than others etc. I compared them based on look and feel of materials quality; buckle, strap, velcro and zipper quality and function; pocket functionality/practicality; comfort of wearing the belt/harness; comfort for baby (i.e. hip seat padding etc); ease of getting the belt/harness on and off and ease of getting baby in and out of it. The 12 I tested were from the following brands: Sunevo, BabyMust, Cloud Mom Inc., Gabesy, Bebamour, Zooawa, N++A, Tico, DaDa, Talenbeen,Mumgaroo, and Growns. In the end, the one I decided to keep was by brand Bebamour. Here is my review for this belt... Bebamour hip seat with optional full body carrier Materials are very nice, though thin - but this makes it definitely more breathable than pricier Tula carrier I have. I like how light weight it is. I like that it comes with a few color/pattern options to choose from. Soft padded seams around leg holes are well placed and add to babys comfort. Having only one pocket thats pretty small is sort of a shame. Zipper is smooth but a little flimsy due to choice of pocket fabric, so its somewhat hard to operate one-handed when holding baby hip-seat style, but not impossible. Seat is a little more narrow than some other models tested, but still is ok for my 6mo. old and spreads babys hips wide as it should for their growth/developmental well-being. Seat insert is a solid foam block, which is more comfortable against the wearers hip than the models tested that have plastic or wire frames. The included teething bibs are a VERY handy and nice touch! Keeps baby from just chewing the carrier itself, and they are removable and washable. The fabrics are all very soft. Texturized straps help keep them from slipping out of your desired adjustment and theyre made of tough material like hiking backpacks use. Baby enjoys front face carry option but its definitely going to be more applicable to slightly larger child because they slouch a bit right now and theres no way to tighten it further that would be comfortable for either of us. When shoulder straps are tightened to where they need to be for my wear, its a little tricky to reach the back neck clasp to undo and redo the carrier myself, but I can still manage to do it, and I have short arms so thats saying something. The Hip-seat-only option is nice because it doesnt have lots of pockets and dangly things hanging off of it to get in the way. Upper harness portion has safety feature of velcro over zipper to keep it from accidentally coming undone, and yet is easy enough to take apart when desired and was easy enough to reattach. Mesh being the primary outer fabric of the whole design could make it a bit more susceptible to getting snagged and ripped - so maybe best to just wear this belt around town and such, and if youre gonna garden or go out in the woods maybe wear a carrier thats a bit more rugged? The only reason I dont give it five stars is because I wish the pocket was a little bit bigger and that the zipper for it was a little more rigid for operating purposes, and I wish I could feel more confident that the mesh material wouldnt get snagged on anything. However, in the end, this carrier was the keeper for me after all 12 models tested.

I tried many other types of baby carriers of popular brands and most of them were so difficult to figure out and seemed cumbersome and not super comfy. This carrier I can totally use without any help and get baby secured and we both feel comfortable, it’s also super versatile and a fraction of the cost of the other popular brands of baby carriers! Definitely worth it!

I was on the search for a carrier for my upcoming trip , and this saved me just in time . I was skeptical because of the price but boy ! This is so worth it . My chubby 11 mo , old was so comfy in this carrier compared to the other carrier , where her thighs were squished. The mesh I was breathable , and it fit both my husband and I . Get this you won’t regret it !

Helps your back a lot with the hip seat

I was amazed at the quality! And omg the change in how easy it is to now carry my 12 month old. The hip pad is simply Ahhhhmazing. 10 out of 10 recommend.

Do yourself a favor & buy this carrier! Most comfortable one Ive purchased in my 9 years of Mom-ing.

Finally a carrier that keeps baby’s legs in the proper position while front facing, keeps baby in a better upright position AND FINALLY A CARRIER YOU CAN BREASTFEED IN!! So mad I didn’t find this carrier with my first kid. I can simply unclip the front, slide the pad to my hip, and rest my elbow while feeding. Then just put baby back in position and clip it back up!! It’s also not as hot as regular carriers bc it allows for a little gap between you. If you still have a post partum belly, the belly strap comes with an extender which is nice. The belly strap is Velcro combined with a buckle so it stays in position better. Oh and the price?? $40?? Amazing. So happy with my purchase.

I love it & my daughter does too

My baby is 3 months with great heart control and he loves it! It’s very supportive and easy to strap on quickly. Love that you can use just the belt to have support breastfeeding, too!