
Infant Carriers
Infant carriers allow parents and caregivers to hold their baby even when they’re physically exhausted. Carriers also make pushing an IV pole and carrying a baby safer.

We support parents and caregivers because you can’t support a baby without supporting their person.

We spent a lot of time talking with parents and caregivers who have lived with their child through long hospital admissions. We wanted to know what was most helpful and what support they wished they had.
Based on our own experiences, as well as others, we developed a support program to improve the quality of life of families living long-term in a hospital.
Experience has shown us that being asked to take a break or take care of yourself can be the last thing you want to do. Being with your baby is your priority, your work, your joy, and your responsibility.
There is no one way or right way to care for yourself. A cup of coffee, a walk around the unit, a podcast, or connecting with a healthcare team member may provide support. We’re here to help.

Infant carriers allow parents and caregivers to hold their baby even when they’re physically exhausted. Carriers also make pushing an IV pole and carrying a baby safer.

It can be hard to leave a hospital room to get a drink of water. Water bottles and cups are must-have items for caregivers living in a hospital.

Holding a baby all day without proper arm support is exhausting. A firm support pillow helps parents and caregivers hold their baby longer.

When we asked caregivers what was critical for surviving life in the hospital, the ability to make good coffee or tea in their rooms was key.