Your Guide for Things To Do in Maui With a Baby

Maui is a top vacation destination with scenic views, glorious weather, and breathtaking beaches. It’s the perfect paradise to escape to with your baby, but before doing so, you’ll want to make your to-do list and pack accordingly. Since space is limited with traveling, bringing practical items that can serve multiple uses like the Tushbaby Carrier is helpful.

Here’s a list of things to do in Maui with a baby and how to prepare for the outing.

Fun Things To Do in Maui With a Baby

Pools and beaches

Maui is a place for relaxation, even with a baby. With luxurious resorts and remarkable beaches, pack your swimsuits and sunscreen since you’re sure to spend plenty of time near or in the water. Taking a baby to the beach will call for more than your beach towel and tanning lotion—as most things with a baby do. As you trudge through the thick sand with your belongings and baby under the sun, you’ll want some extra support.

The Tushbaby can be worn over your swimsuit or beach attire as you find the perfect spot or play in the waves with your little one. Its padded waistband straps high and tight above the hips, with a plush seat for baby to perch while you support them with one arm. When your baby gets hungry, you can seamlessly transition from the front-facing, side-facing, or face-to-face position to the feeding position with baby laid across the seat. Tushbaby has five roomy pockets and a hideable bottle holder, so it’s perfect for stashing lotion, diapers, wipes, snacks, and even a sunhat to protect your baby.

For other beach necessities like a blanket or towels, bring our vegan leather Totebaby along! When you’re done babywearing, you can fold up your Tushbaby and stow it in your Totebaby diaper bag. Totebaby comes with removable items like our fold-up changing pad, an organizer, and a divider pocket—for your Tushbaby, of course.

Grab a bite to eat at Mama’s Fish House

Fresh fish and Hawaiian vibes…aloha North Shore. Eating is one of the best things about exploring new places and can be especially fun if your baby is learning to try new foods. Taking baby to a restaurant can be intimidating, but being prepared with the proper tools and tips can make for a seamless meal.

A clunky stroller might be unwelcome in a smaller restaurant, so babywearing will be the best way to keep your baby and belongings close. Tushbaby offers four carry positions that can be used either standing or seated, so you can continue to use your Tushbaby for support at the table. Tushbaby even offers a feeding position, making for quick and comfortable transitions on the go. A pacifier can also come in handy at the restaurant—keep a clean one close in our small zipper pouch, The Pod, which can clip to your Tushbaby, purse, and anywhere else you need it.

Take a scenic drive down the Road to Hana

The views of Hawaii are even better than the postcards, so when visiting Maui, you’ll want to experience them firsthand. Since intense hikes might not be at the top of your list of things to do with a baby, consider taking a scenic drive instead. Bring a foldable changing pad in the event you need to do a diaper change on the road. You may also have to feed at some point, too. Before feeding or changing your baby, stop in a safe area before wearing your Tushbaby in the feeding position and laying your baby across the seat for support. You can keep your nursing cover folded up in a pocket on the Tushbaby, along with other things like a burp rag or pacifier.

Sunrise over Haleakala Summit

There’s nothing more incredible than a Hawaii sunrise, but waking up that early with your baby might be a stretch. Make a reservation to watch the sunrise over the Haleakala Summit and bring your sleeping baby along. Use the Tushbaby and The Snug for hands-free babywearing, perfect for a sleeping baby. When they’re ready to move those little legs, simply fold The Snug and stash it in the under-seat pocket of the Tushbaby. Now, you can babywear with Tushbaby and utilize our four carrying positions, including the feeding position.

You or your partner may benefit from bringing The Pack along for the adventure and sunrise, too. This stylish belt bag is designed with ample space and convenience for life on the go with a baby, featuring a hidden water bottle holder and smart pockets. The Pack and Tushbaby come in a range of high-quality fabrics and patterns, making it easy to match your personal style to your baby gear.

The Tushbaby is the only baby carrier that does it all: it can go from hipseat to hands-free in a snap, and offers carrying and feeding support that fosters one-on-one time with your baby. For hands-free babywearing, pair The Snug with Tushbaby; it’s a first-of-its-kind wrap designed to be used with your Tushbaby so you can carry hands-free with babies 12-45lbs. It’s the same back-saving *relief* of a hip carrier with the hands-free flexibility of babywearing—the ultimate 2-in-1.

Ready to relax? Tushbaby can help you take a load off.