Best baby-wearing hoodies – we love these practical and cosy jumpers

Available in three gorgeous colours, this 3-in-1 hoodie is a comfy way to dress your bump as well as you and your baby, plus it has drawstrings and a detachable kangaroo pouch, so you can make it smaller and continue wearing it once the little one is all grown up!

A reviewer said: "Really comfortable and spacious hoodie. I purchased it while pregnant and look forward to carrying baby around in the winter months."
Another reviewer said: " A comfy jumper, I cannot wait for my baby to arrive so we can throw this on and go for walks! It's very practical and washes well too."

This light grey hoodie from Shein is great for casualwear as it goes nicely with a pair of jeans or jogging bottoms. It comes with a hood for both you and bubba - we absolutely love the addition of little ears on the baby's hood - how cute!

A mum reviewer said: "An amazing baby wearing hoody. I fits well and true to size for my usual UK size 14. I am 5'7 in height. I baby wear using my Baby Bjorn carrier and my baby continues to fit comfortably to me and with the hoody zipped up. The attachment panel can be easily zipped in and out so I can wear the hoody on its own if I wanted. Overall really pleased with this purchase as its an absolute bargain and I could have spent a fortune on something like this elsewhere; people have commented on how comfortable and snug he looks."

We love this Pola baby wearing coat with hood as it gives you the versatility to carry your little one either on your back so they can look out or on your chest, so you can look at each other. There are two removable inserts (on either side) and they can carry children up until they're about 2 years old.

A mum reviewer said: "Really high-quality item, perfect fit for the taller person. Looks smashing and gets me lots of compliments. Fabric is colour-proof, durable and still looks brand new after 4+ months of constant wear. Holds its own against the Scottish rain, too. Seller was incredibly helpful finding the right sizing. Highly recommended staple for mums-to-be, you'll get years of wear out of this one!"

Perfect for strolls on chilly mornings, this fleece number is suitable for carrying newborns up until they reach about 18 months old. The material is breathable on the inside but also provides plenty of thermal insulation on the days you need it most.

One happy grandmother said: "I bought this hoodie as a present for my daughter who has a new baby as well as a 16 month old. She loves it as it keeps her hands free to hold on to the toddler whilst keeping the baby all snuggly."

Another option that can be worn five ways, giving your wardrobe the utmost versatility with just one item. Whether you're pregnant, breastfeeding, wearing your child on the front or the back, or going solo, it will keep you comfy and super stylish, with that snazzy pattern.

One parent said: "This is a great light jacket, it's almost as if a parent designed this jacket thinking of everything you could possibly want. I have worn it multiple times in rain and snow and stay dry. I layer to stay warm since it is a light coat and I am really satisfied with the quality of this coat. If I had one critique it would be that the hood could be deeper."

Trendy and stylish, this Seraphine hoodie would make a wonderful gift for any new dad. It has a pouch where the baby can be placed, which can be zipped-off once it's no longer need to reveal a usual hoodie. They'll enjoy going for a stroll together on a chilly day, as there's fleece lining to keep them warm.

This men's fleece is lightweight but soft. It has a hood for the baby and side pockets for you to put your phone or keys into. It may not be the thickest of options, but it's good for trying to get the baby to sleep whilst you're at home, for example.

One reviewer said: "Okay for occasional use, as the “hole” for the child's head is quite small. However, if you only want to use the jacket for a “short time”, I think it's very good. However, the children should be able to hold their heads themselves, as it has no support. If you use it with a baby sling, it is impractical and you have to fold in the baby hood, which we do, for example, and so our child has head support again."