Tushbaby Hip Carrier
US$75–US$115
Price last checked 21 Oct 2026.
Specs
- Type
- Hip seat (keep one arm on the baby)
- Weight
- 8–45 lbs (recommended), newborn–3 years
- Age
- newborn–3 years
- Positions
- Front, facing in (head and neck control (around 4 months)); Facing out (usually around 4–6 months); Hip (head and neck control (around 4 months))
- Front, facing in: “you can begin using Tushbaby in its other carry positions: face-to-face, facing out, and side carrying” Minimum age stated: head and neck control (around 4 months).
- Facing out: “once your baby can hold their head up confidently—usually around 4–6 months” Minimum age stated: usually around 4–6 months.
- Hip: “side carrying” Minimum age stated: head and neck control (around 4 months).
- Back: Maker says this is not offered. “other carry positions: face-to-face, facing out, and side carrying”
- Newborn without an insert
- Feeding support only. “can be used from birth as feeding support, it isn’t fully hands-free”
- Materials
- Not yet checked.
- Breathable mesh
- Not yet checked.
- Hands-free
- Hands-Free: No. Keep one arm around child at all times.
- While the Tushbaby Hip Seat Carrier can be used from birth as feeding support, it isn’t fully hands-free, so you’ll need to keep one arm around your baby for safety. Hands-Free: No (maker comparison widget). Go hands-free with the Snug Attachment (sold separately). The Snug Attachment is sold separately, so this carrier is still not hands-free.
- Listing status
- Active. Listed on the manufacturer product page
Where you can buy it
- Italy — Availability not yet checked.
- United Kingdom — Availability not yet checked.
- United States — You can buy it here, online or in a shop (the brand’s shop or a major retailer that delivers here).
- Germany — Availability not yet checked.
- France — Availability not yet checked.
- Spain — Availability not yet checked.
Hip health
IHDI's industry-partner page does not name this model.
Partner list last checked 21 Oct 2026.
This is not a safety rating.
Other sourced statements
- verified through SGS testing
- OEKO-TEX 100 fabrics
What the maker says
- Maker says “Can Tushbaby help with back pain? Yes! Tushbaby is designed to alleviate common back, shoulder, and arm strain by evenly distributing your baby’s weight across your body. The padded lumbar waistband provides lower back support...”
- Maker says “Carry your kid. Save your back. Stash your stuff.”
Recall notice
Not yet checked. This page does not say there is no recall.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Easy to use; takes load off arms and hips compared with carrying unaided; works with toddlers
- Useful storage
Cons
- Not hands-free: one arm must stay around the child
- Pricey, especially with accessories; too big for a nappy bag
- Some back discomfort or slipping reported
Research note
A hip seat, not a hands-free carrier. tushbaby.co.uk exists but could not be confirmed as official, so the UK and others are not yet checked.
Where to buy
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