Yes. International Hip Dysplasia Institute reveals that babywearing infants with a tight product or wrapping their legs tightly and for a lengthy period is inappropriate and could lead to hip dysplasia. Therefore, a healthy hip positioning involves carrying your baby in the natural position, the M positioning. Thus, in this natural position, the thigh is adequately supported, the hips and knees bent, the knees a bit higher than the bottom of the baby, and the legs spread apart around the parent's body. Additionally, if there is a family history of hip dysplasia, practice the use of accurate positioning.