We are beyond thrilled to share that Hackerlily has been honoured with the prestigious Bounty Parents Editors Choice Award for 2024! This recognition is a testament to our commitment to making parenting a breeze with our innovative and practical products.
A Word from Bounty Parents
Sanchia Pegley, one of judges and the Digital Managing Editor of Parenting at ARE Media, shared these wonderful words about Hackerlily and the HipSurfer:
“The Bounty Parents team were lucky enough to try out HipSurfer 18 months ago at the She.com Awards, and it’s been fantastic to see the product – and Laura’s dream – continue to go from strength to strength since then. The baby ‘seat’, carrier and bum bag combination is ideal for busy parents who don’t have enough hands! It’s brilliant for those long toddler years when your little one needs to be picked up and carried at a moment’s notice. This innovative product is a must for parents and is a great idea for a baby shower or first birthday present, when you want to gift something a bit different – and practical. The new Vegan variation is gorgeous! It looks and feels really luxe while retaining the practical features of the original.”
Just Wow! As a small business that has been running for all of 18 months, this is just a dream come true!
Why The HipSurfer Stands Out
Being selected as one of only five products from hundreds submitted for the Bounty Parents Editors Choice Award is a significant honour. This award highlights products that are essential for new parents, offering ease, convenience, comfort, and freedom in their daily lives.
At Hackerlily, our mission is to lighten the load of parenthood. The HipSurfer is designed with the real-life challenges of parenting in mind. It provides a practical solution for carrying children, combining a baby seat, carrier, and bum bag into one stylish and ergonomic product. The HipSurfer supports the Hip Health M Position, is easily adjustable for multiple users, and offers multiple carry positions from birth through toddlerhood.
Introducing the Vegan Leather Lux HipSurfer
We are also excited to introduce our new Vegan Leather HipSurfer Collection. This gorgeous, luxe version retains all the practical features of the original while offering a more elevated and eco-friendly alternative. It's perfect for parents who are mindful of their environmental, love to look good and want all the comfort without compromising on style and functionality.
Thank You for Your Support
This award is not just a win for Hackerlily but a win for every parent who has trusted and supported us. We are committed to continuing our mission of providing innovative solutions that make parenting easier and more enjoyable.
Thank you to Bounty Parents and to all our wonderful customers for believing in us. We couldn't have done it without you!
Celebrate with Us
Join us in celebrating this incredible milestone. If you haven’t tried the HipSurfer yet, now is the perfect time. Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, or looking for the perfect gift, the HipSurfer is an essential addition to any parenting toolkit.
Here's to making parenthood stylish, easy, convenient, and comfortable—one HipSurfer at a time!
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