Breastfeeding in a Pavlik Harness
Comfortable breastfeeding positions, practical tips, and reassurance for feeding your baby during hip dysplasia treatment.
Read the Guide →Thoughtfully curated bundles with the essentials you'll reach for every day—designed to make treatment easier while saving you money.
From feeding and dressing to sleep and everyday life, the Little Hippy Hub provides practical resources to help families feel more prepared, informed, and supported throughout hip dysplasia treatment.
Comfortable breastfeeding positions, practical tips, and reassurance for feeding your baby during hip dysplasia treatment.
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Learn what clothing works best, what to avoid, and how to make dressing and diaper changes easier during treatment.
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Practical tips to help your baby sleep more comfortably and help parents navigate sleep during Pavlik harness treatment.
Read the Guide →At Little Hippy Co., our mission extends beyond adaptive clothing. We provide educational resources that are shared with families through pediatric orthopedic clinics and healthcare professionals across Canada and the United States while continuing to design products that make treatment a little easier.
Our educational product postcards help families learn about adaptive clothing options during their child's treatment journey.
Every product is thoughtfully created to support children wearing harnesses, braces and casts while keeping comfort at the heart of every design.
We're committed to helping more families discover practical resources, adaptive clothing and education from diagnosis onward.
Little Hippy Co. is a Canadian adaptive clothing company that is majority Indigenous-owned, with founder Leah being Métis and a member of the Métis Nation British Columbia.
Our mission extends beyond creating clothing for babies undergoing hip dysplasia treatment. As an Indigenous-owned business, we see an opportunity to help make hip health information, education, and support more accessible to Indigenous families and communities.
As we grow, we hope to build meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities and healthcare organizations, listen to the needs of the families they serve, and contribute to greater awareness of hip dysplasia and hip health across communities.
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