Ergobaby Lift Hip Seat
Ergobaby

Ergobaby Lift Hip Seat

€74.90

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Natural Baby Shower
€74.90

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Product details

The Ergobaby Lift Hip Seat provides comfortable hip-carrying for older babies.
  • Ergonomic design supports baby's hips and spine
  • Adjustable waist belt and padded shoulder straps for parent comfort
  • Suitable from 6 months to 4 years (up to 45 lbs)
  • Machine washable 100% cotton fabric
  • Onyx black color

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Suitable for approximately 4-48 months​, or 7.7 - 20.4kg
  • Great for quick ups + downs!
  • Multiple carrying positions
  • Padded, ergonomic + hip-healthy seat for little ones
  • Anti-slip grip to help keep little ones in place
  • Supportive waistbelt
  • With handy storage pockets

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