First things first, it is so aesthetically pleasing! It just looks and feels so chic in the sweetest way. Next of course, functional to the max. Baby is comfy and happy (she even took a nap while we were out and about in it). Customer service is top notch as well! I reached out a few times with questions and they got right back to me with a quick and very friendly response. Now all I need is a mama friend to buy this for as a gift!

I wish I had this sooner. My 99th percentile velcro baby needed a close-to-me perch. Now he goes in the pack while I do chores and cook. We also unlocked new adventures where there are stairs and we previously couldn’t go in the stroller

Very pleased with my TotPack! My Mom had a similar baby backpack way back in the 80s. With the exception of TotPack, everything else on the market is a bulky hiking babypack. This is great for carrying my baby around the house and grocery store. My baby loves it and I appreciate how simple and easy it is to use. Worth the money! Especially since I use it every day.

Well, I have already bought three of these backpacks so I must love them! They are perfect for Moms (and Grandmas) to get things done with babies and toddlers on our backs! And the kids all love them! There is nothing much cuter than see a baby peeking his or her head over our shoulder watching us make dinner.

Love this

I received a faulty footed TotPack, mentioned it in reviews, and immediately got this email with them making it right! I am very pleased and my daughter loves our trips to the barn in her TotPack :)

Have carried our baby daughter in this for months and it makes going out to the store or on walks a breeze. I can get so much more done with it at home as well. It keeps her safe from catching viruses and germs at the grocery store because she doesn't have to touch a shopping cart every time. Baby loves it too. Highly recommend

Light-weight, wonderful toddler back carrier. This 75 year old grandma can haul her 30lb one year old grandchild for a mile no problem! Puts all the weight on your hips. Ditto for my 70 year old boyfriend (see pic). He says "this is so much better than those big clunky strollers" Like the old-school ones from 40 years ago. Our Mana can see everything, and interacts with people now. Instead of looking a peoples knees.

Jax loves it!!! Easy to use and Jax loves the freedom to be able to look around!

Baby feels like 2-3 lbs instead of 20+. Baby is so much happier in this instead of all the other soft carriers we’ve tried at every price point. This was a winner. Baby is curious and can see what I’m doing and comfortable enough to fall asleep when it’s nap time. It felt like a risk spending money on another expensive baby carrier for it not to work. I’m so glad I did. Totpack is a Game changer. It’s helping me get my life back being able to get around and use both hands to cook, clean and do projects without baby screaming or crying. I have issues with my back, hips, pelvic and groin pain since giving birth 10 months ago and I don’t have any pain, muscle spasms or any issues whatsoever with this carrier. I’m shocked. In the best way. I did have to get a thick wide headband so baby doesn’t pull my hair out but that works so I got one in every color for different days of the week. I’m happy. Baby is happy. So glad I found totpack!

Just love the toy pack carrier. A bit expensive but if you’re going to have more then one child, well worth the money spent

Expensive but ultimately worth it! My little guy loves hanging out in the tot pack .. perfect for taking our dog on a walk and for keeping him close while I cook dinner!

A little squeaky but otherwise no complaints!

I have a 16 lb 29 inch tall 13 month old who is currently cruising but not walking and she LOVED this. Like, did not want to get out and once out requested to get back in. I was forced to walk her up and down the hallway, which was not quite how I saw this working out. But I found it pretty comfy!

You can adjust the position of the lumbar bar (the screws don't screw; they are spring-loaded so you just pull them out and slide the bar up - the little rubber fillers in the empty holes can be moved to the vacant holes) and also the strap length. Baby can easily reach the bar with her feet on the highest setting and with straps adjusted for me (height 5'5" but long torso). I was surprised at how well the bar worked without the optional belt but for a longer time I did appreciate the belt. Did not find the chest clip particularly helpful so I just left it. Very easy to get her in and out of even on my own and to adjust straps. Even without a high surface, I could lift it and her just like a backpack as long as she was clipped into the seat (I also personally would be fine with her being in it without the safety straps). No issues adjusting the placement of the kick stand while wearing it.

Feedback for the next edition: I do find that if you truly put the lumbar support bar where your lumbar support spot is (like where I'd put a lumbar support pillow), then the poles do kind of dig into your rear because the lumbar spot and your butt is curved and the poles are not. I feel like maybe if the poles were farther apart that might be less of an issue (but then I guess it would depend how wide of a body the wearer has). I guess maybe I'm not 100% sure where exactly the lumbar bar is meant to hit, but it still works and is pretty comfy even if it's positioned lower. Agree with needing the cover to be washable or at least a more practical color than white (!!) and if there is some way to configure a removable UPF50+ sun shade, that would be a great accessory. Optional belt needs to hook into the pack more securely (did have it slip out once) but it's not a huge problem. Would love a built in hook or something to be able to hang it on the wall easily. Baby's legs are not in M position, which I guess can be okay for toddlers, but it does seem like the seat design could easily be altered to adjust this (like just make it wider at the crotch? and/or add some structured padding at the leg openings a la ergobaby carriers?) I also wish the lumbar support bar were more intentionally designed in terms of shape to also serve as a foot rest for baby. All in all, though, there's nothing else like this on the market and I feel it will grow with my kiddo and be uniquely helpful. I hate getting in and out of the soft carriers and this solves that.

This was a serious life saver for me. I have dealt with significant hand/wrist pain postpartum and it is often difficult for me carry my 6 month old around while I’m trying to get things done. The totpack has allowed me to include my daughter in my activities rather than constantly trying to keep her distracted. I have found it just as useful around the house as it is for exploring outdoors. Most importantly, my daughter LOVES riding in the totpack.

TotPack: Backpack Style Baby & Child Carrier