A portable device to help adults hold and support their infants is a semi-circular belt-shaped fabric product that is preferably well-padded with soft durable materials. It comprises a center portion connecting with a pair of arm-extended elements, a pair of shoulder straps, a body strap, a pair of hand-holders and a pair of locking strap systems. It is primarily used for training and assisting infants to walk during the early development stages and beyond. It also functions to minimize back strain on the child caregiver by eliminating back bending when holding a child who is a significantly different height. The design provides this device with the advantages of long-term usage and multiple functions, such as securing an infant onto a chair.