Carry Close. Carry Safely.

Your child’s safety always comes first. Before using your Tuvu Baby & Toddler Hip Carrier, carefully read the instructions, watch our step-by-step video and make sure the carrier is suitable for your child.

Tuvu is a supportive hip carrier—not a hands-free carrier. Always keep one arm securely around your child while carrying them.

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Is Tuvu Suitable for Your Child?

The Tuvu Baby & Toddler Hip Carrier is designed for children who:

Independently Laboratory Tested

Tuvu carrier models have been independently tested against European safety guidelines, while corresponding manufacturer samples have also undergone U.S. safety testing.

Testing covered structural integrity, chemical safety, flammability, choking, entrapment and suffocation hazards, as well as product markings and instructions.

Testing applies only to the models, materials and components covered by the relevant laboratory reports.

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How to Wear Your Tuvu Securely

Watch the video below before using your carrier for the first time. Practise close to the floor or over a soft surface, and ask another adult to help until you feel confident.

Important Safety Warnings

Fall and Suffocation Hazard

Failure to follow the instructions may result in serious injury or death.

Always position your child securely and keep their nose and mouth unobstructed. Do not allow their face to press tightly against your body or their chin to rest on their chest.

Never leave a child unattended in or with the carrier.

Use Only for Everyday Carrying

Use the carrier only while walking, standing or sitting.

Never use the carrier:

  • While cycling or travelling in a vehicle
  • During sports, running or intensive physical activity
  • In a swimming pool, shower or other water environment
  • While cooking or working near fire, heat, hot liquids or chemicals
  • If your balance is affected by illness, medication, tiredness, alcohol or drugs
  • As a child restraint, car seat or sleeping device

Do not allow your child to sleep in the carrier. Carry only one child at a time.