The Original Wrap Carrier's pioneering design ensures peerless support for baby's neck and spine; and perfect load distribution for parents. Recommended by numerous professionals, including midwives, obstetricians, physiotherapists, chiropractors and osteopaths, the simple yet effective wrap style offers a firm and secure hold that allows you to have your hands completely free.

Uniquely suitable for even the tiniest premature babies, Hug-a-Bub Wrap Carriers are used and recommended by special care nurseries for kangaroo care, and similar programs internationally.

The Hug-a-Bub Original Wrap carrier comes in a variety of fashion colours, and features a unique self-storing pocket. The double layer around the pocket area adds support and strength making it a more comfortable option for heavy babies.

Key Features

Head Support
The wide shoulder wraps double up to provide the most secure support for babies' head and neck. It is ideal for newborns, premature and sleeping babies.

Back Support
The hug-a-bub's ergonomic design, wraps around your torso, from shoulders to hips, reducing unnecessary strain on your shoulders, neck and back. It is recommended by physiotherapists for those with some, chronic back problems.

Hands Free
Due to its unique wrap style, the hug-a-bub® baby carrier offers a firm and secure hold that allows you to have your hands completely free. When desired, you can even bend forward without your baby dropping away from your body.

Step-By-Step Dvd
Included with your hug-a-bub® baby carrier is a step-by-step instructional dvd that demonstrates a simple tying method, how to place your baby in any of the 4 different positions, a few handy hints on how tho get the most out of your hug-a-bub® in both hot and cold climates and last but not least some important information about the benefits babywearing has to offer.

Security
When worn correctly the hug-a-bub® is one of the most secure baby carriers on the market. There are no clips or buckles to break or seams to come undone. It is even possible to bend over completely without fear of your baby falling out.

Breast Feeding
There are two positions that may be suitable for breastfeeding your baby discretely and comfortably: either horizontally or vertically, depending on the babies size and the size of the mother's breasts.