Abiie HUGGS Baby Carrier 3-Months to Toddler with Hip Carrier - Convertible 4-in-1: Front Facing, Inward Facing, Hip Seat, Back Carry - Ergonomic Lumbar Support, Neck Support, Safety Approved

I love this baby Carrie! It is comfy for myself and my baby. I feel secure knowing her legs are safely spaced and not forced to far apart when she is forward facing. The seat is great it helps take the strain off my back and shoulders while keeping her sitting comfy. I also love all the storage space and the head shade. Highly recommend!

I couldn’t love this baby carrier more. My baby is very heavy and I couldn’t carry him anymore with either of my ergo baby carriers. With this carrier I am able to carry him and my back doesn’t hurt. Love it! My baby is 26 lbs and 31 inches. I couldn’t carry him anymore with any of my ergo baby carriers. I have the 360 and the three position. Out of those two the three position was good but still not the best. My legs felt heavy. After a long day, I would just drag my legs. This carrier has the hip seat which helps reducing the amount of weight you are carrying. With the ergo baby carriers my legs felt heavy and I couldn’t lift them properly. This carrier makes it easier to walk. I can walk like a normal person. The straps are very sturdy. The starps have a teething cover which is very useful because our baby is teething. You can easily remove the teething covers. There are two more things I really like. One is that it has two pockets where you can put your wallet or cellphone or car keys. And the second, it is all season. You can use the mesh or cover the mesh. The only one thing I haven’t figured out is how to properly hide the head support. It always comes off the pocket. But it is not an important issue to me. You can also remove the head support and store it away. So really, not a big issue.

Love this carrier! It’s nice that it can be adjusted for both my husband and I. I love that it can be used just as a hip seat as well! It’s heavy duty, high quality and great for may stages and situations.

Love how comfortable this baby carrier feels. I’ve tried out a pognae brand that also has a seat like this and I’ve tried out the ergo baby carriers that came highly recommended by many of my friends. Both weighed down at my hips and was very uncomfortable around my waist/hip area. I also couldn’t sit with either of them as they both dug into my waist when I sat down. With the Abiie Huggs carrier, my waist felt okay so far from the times that I’ve used it. And also, I’ve sat down and taken a nap with it on...it was that comfortable. I’m 5’3” and petite, so I was thinking maybe that’s why some of the other brands didn’t work for me. I haven’t tried the abiie with the crisscrossed back yet which is recommended for petite people in the description here. It felt comfortable enough so far, so I haven’t had to try to figure that out yet. The shoulder straps are super padded as well and very comfortable on the shoulders. As for the seat, it makes me feel a little more at ease that my baby can sit in a more ergonomic position and not have his legs hang down. The seat is a great idea since I’m guessing it’s more comfortable for them to sit rather than hang. To my surprise, my 3 month old was able to sit well in this (facing me) with his legs dangling below. In the ergo, babies this small had to kind of squat inside the carrier and that never worked well for us. Babies legs couldn’t open wide enough to fit the normal way. I thought it would be the same case for the abiie, but his legs and body fit well. I love how this carrier can fit kids up to 48 pounds. We tried carrying my 3 year old on my back. He loved it and I felt pretty comfortable too. But he can walk, so we probably won’t be using this for him. Love the white/gray color choice too! Would recommend this carrier!

I have used this carrier almost daily for the past 3 months, often for several hours per day. We hike with it, cook with it, and I have even vacuumed the entire house while wearing my baby. My LO is now almost 7 months old and has a tenancy to fight sleep. I find this carrier is one of the best methods to get him to sleep other than nursing. We use it both for naps and nighttime. While I usually wear him during the naps, at nighttime it is really simple to get him out of the carrier and into bed without waking him. Before purchasing this carrier, I had a Boba Wrap. While the Boba was a little cozier and easier to pack, the Huggs carrier is definitely faster to get in and out of. The Huggs carrier is also much more comfortable for extended periods of time. Not completely pain-free, but much better. We keep the Boba in the trunk of our car to use as backup, but most of the time when we are going somewhere for more than a few hours we try to take the Huggs carrier. One thing I was concerned with when ordering the carrier was a review I read about a mom who was bothered that as her baby grew, the baby's legs sort of dangled instead of forming the M-shape. You can see in the photo I posted of my baby in the red outfit that sometimes his legs do not hug my body as they are supposed to, especially when he's wearing materials that are more slippery, like fleece pajamas. However, it just takes a second to pull his legs towards my torso and "reset" his position. I looked at the Lily "Seat Me" model, and it doesn't seem to be as big as a problem due for that model due to the design, so if it's a big concern for you and the higher price point fits your budget, you may want to opt for the Seat Me. I checked the fine print on the Hip Dysplasia website and it says the M-shape is primarily important in the first 6 months, after that it doesn't matter as much. The photos of us outdoors shows our son at 6 months and his legs still have the M-shape when he's facing me and sitting properly. One thing I'm not crazy about with this carrier is the "seat" loses it's angle when I put it on, so my LO tends to slide backwards and my hips tend to go forward to try to compensate. To remedy this, I put a folded washcloth between the front section and my pelvis every time I wear the carrier. It helps to cause the seat to retain it's angle. In summary: I'd recommend this to others, especially those on a budget that can't afford the pricier carriers. Design and quality are good, and it is one of the few methods I've found to actually help my baby to sleep! If this review has been helpful for you, please click "yes" below!

It’s incredibly comfortable and gives great back support. My back used to hurt when I used the Ergo hip seat, but since switching to this, I’ve been using it daily.