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Hippychick Hipseat

Only £29.95

RRP £34.95

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The Hippychick Hipseat is a back supporting belt, with an integral padded foam shelf, developed to allow adults to carry their children naturally on their hip without the usual strains on the back.

Specifically designed to address one of the root causes of adult back pain, the seat provides a firm shelf for the child to sit on and supports their increasingly heavy weight from underneath. Instead of twisting the spine, the back stays straight and the child is tucked into the chest on whichever side is more comfortable for the wearer, providing comfort and security for both adult and child.

The Hipseat is made from Cordura fabric, renowned for its durability, style and comfort. Suitable for use in any environment the Hipseat is machine washable, tough and hard wearing.
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Endorsed and recommended by osteopaths, chiropractors, physiotherapists and health centres
• Fits all sizes (extension available for more comfortable figures)
• Fully tested by British Standards Institute
• Removable lightweight seat
• Simple, practical and easy to use
• Secure inner pockets
• Machine washable
• Suitable for children aged 6 months - 3 years

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Member reviews from ThinkBaby.

Author:

Karen Froud

'LOVE IT. OCCASIONALLY ITS A LIFE SAVER.'

Strengths:

Great for carrying baby whilst doing other things.

Weaknesses:

You have to find it before picking up the baby(!) (doesnt have a tracking device) As a result, I dont use it ALL the time.

Overall:

My son was 10lb at birth and has grown up what you might call a 'chunky' baby. When he's teething and needs lots of cuddles the belt is a life saver because he is just too heavy to carry around. The other time that I love the belt is when I am organising to get out of the house and he becomes tired. I can carry him around on it to stop him crying and finish off a few last minute jobs before leavng. I think they are expensive, but worth it.

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