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• 1. STRUCTURED STRONG BACK SUPPORT FOR NEWBORN SAFETY – Hoopa 2-in-1 Infant carrier is designed with a firm, structured back support that keeps the newborn’s head, neck, and spine aligned in a natural back-rest position. Unlike soft pillows that collapse, Hoopa provides stable support while carrying or feeding
• 2. NATURAL RECLINED POSITION WITH HEAD ELEVATION – Natural reclined position with head elevated supports comfortable feeding, easy breathing, awareness of surroundings. Ergonomically designed contours provide Reclined feeding position and better milk digestion will make baby a Bahubali !
• 3. EQUAL DISTRIBUTION OF INFANT WEIGHT – Hoopa 2-in-1 infant carrier distributes infant’s weight equally across entire back support, providing luxury and comfort 🙂 —– 4. SUPPORTS ALL BREASTFEEDING POSITIONS – Supports all common breastfeeding positions including cradle, cross-cradle, football & upright hold. Tested and Certified for meeting US, Australia, and Canada regulations
• 5. PACK CONTAINS : 1 Hoopa feeding pillow + 1 FREE soft baby mattress for soft top surface, are available with this variation. Mattress is thin, removable, machine washable, & can be used independently as changing pad
• 6. NO CONVERSION REQUIRED — SAME POSITION FOR FEEDING & CARRYING – 2-in-1 Dual use product. Hoopa works as both an infant carrier and breastfeeding pillow, without any conversion. No folding, unzipping, or rearranging is needed — simply continue using the same product before, during, and after feeding
• 7. HAND FREEDOM & FATIGUE-FREE HOLDING – Because the product supports the baby structurally, parents can place their palm anywhere underneath the carrier instead of locking one hand at the infant’s neck and the other at the bottom. This reduces arm fatigue during longer feeding and carrying sessions
• 8. EASY & SAFE TRANSFER BETWEEN CAREGIVERS – Hoopa makes it convenient to transfer the baby from one person to another. The next caregiver simply holds the carrier from any comfortable position, without needing to search for a specific grip point on the infant