Baby Carrier, 6-in-1 Baby Carrier Newborn to Toddler, Baby Carrier with Hip Seat Lumbar Support 7-41 lbs, Baby Soft Carrier for All Seasons & Positions, Adjustable Size for Shopping Hiking Travelling

I only really wanted this for the seat part but I wasn’t about to buy one for $10 less that she couldn’t be strapped into. Very good purchase overall, my girl has never really liked being strapped to me even when she was younger so the seat still gives her enough freedom to be comfortable. I took it with my to my county fair and every mother was turning their heads to see how I was carrying all the things I carried. Plus so many moms carrying their kids and pushing and empty stroller. I’ve convinced quite a few people to get it because I’m also a bigger girl and it fit but it has the extra buckle to make sure it’s really not going anywhere.

My granddaughter is 6 months and she loves it.. it doesn’t hurt my back and it feels so secure. I love that she doesn’t hang she actually sits ..who ever invented this thanks….

This item might be bigger than the average baby carrier however, it us very durable with storage and other amenities.

Comfortable and easy to use, it is just a little bulky so it doesn’t fit in a diaper bag when you don’t need it out and about l.

I am so glad I purchased this.I love how versatile it is.My daughter enjoys being in it. I like how it has a little seat built in. You can put your phone or bottle on the side. I always put her facing towards everyone, because she likes looking at everything. It’s easier than holding her constantly.

The appearance was great. Was a gift so unsure of quality

I knew this baby carry from my friend, and wanted to give it a try. Turned out this is a wonderful gift for my baby, she sits into it very comfortably. Good shop experience anyway, highly recommend!

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.But here is my review for this belt...Talenbeen full carrier with hip seatThis one started off very promising. Very soft cotton material that feels sturdy. Backpacking style textured straps that don't slip easily. Carrier portion is attached to hip seat with both zipper and buckles for extra security. Padded leg holes for baby. Pocket is slightly larger and more reinforced than on the Bebamour and also it has a bottle pocket. The filling of the hip seat is a foam block - just like on the Bebamour - which is more comfortable against the wearer's body. There is a panel on the backpack that can zip open and tie up to expose a mesh breathable panel against baby's back or chest for when it's hot out. Sunshade attaches with snaps and has two settings for adjustment. Where this one totally lost me is the fact that the security for the baby is an internal flap like the Tico carrier had, which is harder to get the baby in and out of. Particularly with the style of buckle that this brand decided to use! I had to lean over against the bed while wearing the baby in order to squeeze my hands awkwardly up into the harness in order to buckle the buckles and tighten them properly. Once they are tightened to safely hold the baby it puts the strap material against baby's legs which could get uncomfortable and chaff them if they squirm. It negates the fact that the back side of the leg opening has the padded cotton if the front side has a scratchy strap. The shape of the seat and the angle of tightening all of the straps down also causes the baby to lean considerably, which probably is not very good for their back if you were to wear them front facing on you for any length of time.