Hop'la porte-bébé d'appoint, Rose

The size of the Hop'la depends on the wearer's build. To measure your size, use a tape measure to take the measurement from the top of your right shoulder, over your right nipple, down to the small of your left waist.
XS: less than 54 cm
S: 54 to 60 cm
M: 61 to 67 cm
Length: 68 to 73 cm
XL: 74 to 80 cm
The optimal size doesn't increase as the child grows, so there's no need to buy a larger size in anticipation. When first put on, the Hop'là may feel tight, but being slightly elastic, it will stretch considerably with the child's weight.
If you are between two sizes, choose the larger one.

The Hop'là is an aid for carrying a baby in your arms. It helps relieve the wearer's arms but is not designed to support more than the baby's pelvis and therefore requires keeping one arm behind your back. The Hop'là does not allow you to completely let go of your child: always keep one hand supporting their back.

The Hop'là is designed for carrying babies with good back muscle tone and who can hold their head up. We recommend waiting until your child is 6 months old before starting to use it.

To stabilize the carrier, ensure the material is properly positioned in the hollows of the baby's knees. Do not attempt to pull the fabric up to the nape of their neck: this supplementary baby carrier is designed to support the child's pelvis from one knee to the other, up to the mid-back. This allows the child to adopt a physiological position with their knees higher than their bottom, providing a deep seat in the Hop'la carrier.

The Hop'la is designed for everyday use, as a backup. If you'd like a backup baby carrier suitable for use at the beach, sea, or pool, choose the Aquabulle. It's installed in the same way!

From the parent's perspective, it's easy to set up and meets the baby's alternating needs (getting on and off). It allows you to have at least one arm free for everyday tasks and provides more open space in front of you than if the baby is carried on your front.

From the baby's perspective, they have a wider field of vision while maintaining close contact (vision and body) with their parent. This allows them to discover the world safely (without the harmful overstimulation of facing the world) and to be attentive to everything you do… they love it!

After getting to grips with the equipment, you can carry on your hip from birth with a sling, a scarf or a p'tit évo.

With the Hop'la, it will be necessary to wait 6 months until the baby has good back support.

All these Néobulle baby carriers are physiological for both parent and baby.

Hip carrying is comfortable if it is adjusted to your body shape, meaning it is tight enough against you and the fabric wraps well around the shoulder; otherwise, it can quickly become uncomfortable!(see blog post)

Néobulle's hip carrying systems are ergonomic and therefore designed to be comfortable for both the wearer and the child being carried!