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Testimonials from our Fans

We are excited to be so close to 500 fans on Facebook. In celebration we asked for our followers to write a quick review of their HugaMonkey sling. This is what they said:

Erika Silva I've used other slings in the past, but nothing compares to you! My daughter is one happy monkey in hers and it let's me be able to do things for my other kids. Seriously my house would be a disaster w/o hugamonkey. You can also get a good workout by putting your baby in your sling and vacuuming! :)

Tasha Eagar I was just scrapbooking the other night and was looking at pictures of a vacation where I used my Hugamonkey for everything we did; walking to the park, going on a hike, swimming, playing tag, you name it, my baby was in it. It made it possible for me to join in all the fun and my monkey too!

Beth Gonzales O'Neill I love my hugamonkey! I get more done around the house. But the fun part is going out in public where people get a kick out of seeing my lil monkey siting in her pouch (like a kangaroo). We LOVE Hugamonkey!

Baby Carriers For Hiking - Good For You And Baby

Getting out for a good hike is a great activity that doesn't have to be put on the backburner until your little one is ready to hike, too. You can take your baby with you and introduce her to all sorts of new sights and sounds. All you need is a good baby carrier for hiking.Baby Carriers For Hiking


There are all sorts of great baby carriers for hiking. All you need to do is decide which one is going to suit your hiking needs. When your baby is able to hold her head up by herself, you can easily use a backpack designed for long hikes. If you want to take some shorter hikes, a breathable baby sling will do the trick.


The important thing is to find a baby carrier for hiking that has all the things you need. Some have pockets and head covers for baby that are ideal for longer hikes and long day trips. If you just want to take a short hike around your neighborhood or through the park, a good baby sling can serve your needs nicely. And a baby sling can work well for babies that aren't able to hold up their heads yet.


But, the great thing about baby carriers for hiking is the benefits to you and your baby. You can get quality exercise, stretch those muscles, burn off the pregnancy weight, and get out of the house. You and baby can enjoy the outdoors taking in the smells of flowers, grass, and trees, listen to birds and wildlife, get a good dose of Vitamin D from the sun, and take a break from the never-ending chores and duties of work and home.


Baby will also be exposed to sights and sounds that she doesn't get at home or grandma's house. Stimulating her mind and senses is reason alone to take her hiking. Schedule a long or short hike a few days a week and the benefits will reap stress relief, mental stimulation, and just plain relaxation and fun!

Is A Baby Carrier On Back The Best?

There are so many baby carriers available on the market today, you might be a little dizzy by all your choices. Making a decision about which one is going to fit you, your baby, and your lifestyle may seem like a full time job in itself.


Each baby carrier maker proffers all kinds of reasons why their carrier is the best. Some even have major celebrities endorsing their carriers and slings. With so many brands, endorsements, and reasonable and detailed explanations, you may be spinning with indecision. How in the world do you choose?Baby carrier on back


Let's take an example of a baby carrier on the back. Many of these come in the form of a backpack. Some are versatile enough to use on the front and back. Others are very specialized kinds of back baby carriers, like hiking and traveling packs.


The biggest factor is how old your baby is. If baby can't adequately hold his head up for long periods, then he isn't ready for a backpack carrier. If baby can hold his head up, but not for long periods, then you aren't going to want to take him out for long walks.


A second factor is how safe and comfortable a baby carrier on your back is going to be. Even if you want to buy something online, you'll want to take the time to do some physical shopping. Look at the security of the straps, buckles, snaps, Velcro, and baby seat. Tug and pull to see how they react and hold up. Put the pack on and see how comfortable it will be on your shoulders and back - and to see how easy it will be to take on and off.

5 Tips On Choosing A Child Back Pack Carrier

When you're searching for a good child backpack carrier, you may be amazed at the variety of brands, models, and uses. From topped-out mega-combo camping backpacks/baby seat to simple sets of straps to take quick trips in, you may have more choices than you thought.


How do you decide? Here are 5 tips to help you sift through the shelves.


Test-Wearing: If you are at a physical store, rather than buying online, take the child backpack carrier you're interested in for a stroll around the store. Put stuff in it to imitate baby weight. If there's more than one that you like, take them all for a 5minute cruise. Imagine how it would feel in two hours … four hours.


Before and Afters: As you decide which child backpack carrier you like, you'll also want to check its functionality and practicality. What is happening before you use the back pack? How about after its use?


Imagine scenarios to picture yourself, baby and backpack getting into and out of. Will it store or stow easily? How much room will it take up? Does it fold up? Is it squish-able?

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