7 Reasons Parents Are Switching To A Carrier Your Baby Can Actually Sit On

Reason 01

The weight sits on your hips, not your shoulders

Inside the waistband is a firm, contoured seat. Your baby sits on it. The wide belt wraps your hips and pelvis, the strongest structure you have, so that's where the load lands, not your trapezius.

Carry Longer -  Pain Free. 

Reason 02

Up in three seconds. Down in three seconds.

Pull the panel off and you have a standalone hip seat. No straps to thread, no buckles to find behind your back. Sit them on it. Lift them off. Repeat.

No straps. No fuss. Just lift.

Reason 03

Click the panel on when the walk gets long

When you need both hands, or your baby is drifting off, the carrier panel attaches to the waistband with two buckles. Now you're fully hands-free, and their weight is still on your hips — the shoulder straps just keep them snug.

Both hands back. Baby still close.

Reason 04

Six positions, one carrier

Hip seat only (facing in or out) · front carry facing in · front carry facing out · hip carry · back carry. Curious baby? Turn them out. Tired baby? Turn them in. You don't switch carriers, you switch positions.

Change the position, not the carrier

Reason 05

Newborn to 35 lbs without buying twice

The removable head-and-neck support carries newborns from 7 lbs. Take it out as they grow. The same waistband, seat and panel carry them up to 35 lbs — around age three for most kids.

Buy once. Carry for three years.

Reason 06

Fits both of you

The waist belt adjusts from 26 to 52 inches. Handing off between parents takes a few seconds on the strap, not a re-fit.

One carrier, every caregiver.

Reason 07

Supports Healthy Baby Development

Wearabe keeps your baby in the recommended ergonomic “M-position,” helping support healthy hip and spine development while keeping them comfortable. Because every parent wants to give their child the best possible start.

Comfort with peace of mind