Hip Carrier
Discover our Hip Carrier as a perfect addition to a baby carrier
Carrying Your Baby on the Hip – The Perfect Addition to a Baby Carrier
Carrying your baby on the hip is particularly practical when your child wants to discover the world around them while still staying close to you. A hip carrier allows for plenty of physical closeness while giving your child a clear view of their surroundings – ideal for short trips, when you're out and about, or for little adventures in everyday life.
When is a hip carrier useful?
As babies and toddlers grow, they become increasingly interested in observing their surroundings. They want to look around, see what is happening and explore the world while still staying close to their parents. This is where hip carrying can be a wonderful addition to a traditional baby carrier.
A hip carrier is particularly useful:
- for short periods of carrying during everyday activities
- when your baby wants to see and discover more of their surroundings
- during walks or trips into town
- when your child wants to walk for a while and then be carried again
- as a practical addition to a baby carrier for longer carrying journeys
DidyHip – Hip Carrier with Shoulder Padding and Pre-formed Pouch
The DidyHip combines the closeness of babywearing with the simplicity of a hip carrier. Its pre-formed pouch supports an ergonomic position for your child, while the padded shoulder strap provides comfortable support for the wearer.
Thanks to its simple handling, the DidyHip is ideal for situations when your child wants to be carried for a short while or frequently switches between walking and being carried. It can be put on quickly and offers a practical way to keep your child close while carrying them on your hip
DidySling – The Classic Ring Sling from Birth
A ring sling is also an excellent option for carrying your baby on the hip. The DidySling is a classic ring sling and can be used from birth. The woven wrap is individually adjusted using two rings, allowing for a particularly close and flexible carrying experience. While the DidySling is suitable for newborns, hip carrying becomes particularly interesting as your child grows and becomes increasingly curious about their surroundings.
The ring sling adapts to your changing needs and can also be used later on for shorter carrying periods.
Hip Carrier or Baby Carrier?
Both have their place: A traditional baby carrier is particularly practical when you want to carry your child for a longer period while keeping both hands free. A hip carrier or ring sling, on the other hand, really comes into its own for short trips and situations where your child is frequently being picked up and put down.
That is why the DidyHip and DidySling are ideal additions to a baby carrier. Depending on your child's age, how long you want to carry them and the situation you're in, you can choose the carrying system that suits you best.
Babywearing means closeness – and with the right carrying system, you can enjoy that closeness in many different ways throughout everyday life.