The struggle of strapping your child in and out of carriers is real and this is why we created the HipSurfer. With only one strap that goes around your waist - you can throw a jacket on or take a jumper off - without having to remove the carrier at all.

Enjoy the ease, convenience and comfort of breastfeeding your child with the Hackerlily HipSurfer Hipseat Carrier - the best baby carrier for breastfeeding babies and newborns.

The Hackerlily HipSurfer Hipseat Baby Carrier has earned its spot in the coveted Bounty Parents 'Best Travel Product' Guide for good reason. With its versatility and convenience, this hipseat baby carrier will be your best friend on all your family adventures.

The strap-free HipSurfer hipseat carrier is a baby carrier, bum bag and toddler toolbelt All-In-One. It has been ergonomically designed to absorbs the full weight of your child so you can carry them closer for longer.

Being a new parent is hard. One thing you aren’t told about before being a parent is the range of pains, strains and injuries that you get from the repetitive actions of daily parenting life.

Grecian, a Perth mum of 4 and overall legend of a woman has been a champion and advocate for Hackerlily since well before launch. Riley loves the HipSurfer as her legs get tired so easily especially on long walks or distances

I can now hold my baby for so much longer, without hurting or straining my body (especially my back, arms and shoulders).

What I love about the HipSurfer is the ease of holding Miss C while I remained in a neutral position. She was stable and able to sit there with very little stabilisation from me.

Parenting gets real heavy, carrying your mini-me shouldn’t. A few words from Hackerlily Founder, Laura.

Laura gives the download on how she came up with the HipSurfer and what inspires her.

With mums, the stress of the mummy juggle struggle is so real. We see a lot of spinal tension with headaches and mid thoracic and lower back pain from carrying kids - everywhere!

Stress-free, pain-free, liberating baby carrying - this is why we created Hackerlily