More than a baby carrier, a lifestyle.
Your toddler wants up... then down... then up again. By the third pickup your arm is numb and your shoulder's done. One strap, on in seconds — carry them all day without the ache.
FAQs
How do I wash it?
How do I wash it?
Hand wash only. Avoid bleach and tumble drying to keep the print and materials looking their best with everyday use.
Is it hard to put on or adjust?
Is it hard to put on or adjust?
No complicated buckles or long instructions. Place your baby in the seat, tighten the shoulder and hip strap until secure, and you're ready to go — designed to have you moving in seconds, not minutes.
Is it safe for my baby's hips?
Is it safe for my baby's hips?
Yes. The seat keeps your baby in the natural "M-position" — knees higher than hips — which is the position recommended by hip development specialists for healthy support, without hanging or straining your baby's weight incorrectly.
From what age can my baby use the Sway Carrier?
From what age can my baby use the Sway Carrier?
Recommended from 8 months, or as soon as your baby can hold their head and neck up unaided. The adjustable design grows with your child up to approximately 4 years old (20 kg), always keeping the natural leg position recommended for healthy hip development.
Does it fit any body type or size?
Does it fit any body type or size?
Yes. The strap is fully adjustable, so it fits just as well on smaller frames as larger ones — for moms and dads alike. No need to guess a fixed size when ordering.
Is it really "hands-free," or do I still need to hold my baby?
Is it really "hands-free," or do I still need to hold my baby?
It's built for those constant "up and down" moments — getting in and out of the car, carrying bags, keeping up with an older sibling — not to replace your carrier for long walks. As with any carrier of this type, we recommend keeping a hand nearby while your baby settles in, especially during the first few uses.
Designed for parents who move, create, travel, live.
No more choosing between your day and holding your baby close. Coffee in hand, toddler on the move — both hands free, baby right where they belong