LennyLamb LennyTwin Baby Carrier – Little Herringbone Ombre Green

Gentle, Supportive Twin Babywearing in Natural Tones

The LennyLamb LennyTwin in Little Herringbone Ombre Green is a soft, ergonomic solution for babywearing twins from birth to toddlerhood. Woven from breathable 100% cotton in a calming ombre green gradient, this twin baby carrier supports newborns through their early developmental years — and adapts to your parenting needs as they grow.

Crafted with a classic herringbone weave and medium 250 g/m² weight, it’s designed for long-wearing comfort and daily durability.

Key Features

👶 Age Range: From newborn to 24 months
📏 Clothing Size: 62–92
⚖️ Weight Range: Minimum 3.5 kg per baby
🎨 Colourway: Ombre Green – earthy and gender-neutral
🪢 Weave: Herringbone – soft, mouldable, and supportive
🔁 Carry Options: Front and hip carries
🧩 Fully Adjustable Panels – Each baby gets a custom fit
🎒 Parent Fit: Easily adapts to different body types
🔀 Converts into Two Hip Carriers – Share the load when needed
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📘 Certified Safe – PD CEN/TR 16512:2015 & ASTM F2236-16a

Why Choose the LennyTwin in Ombre Green?

If you're looking for a twin newborn carrier that’s both functional and beautiful, Ombre Green is a versatile and nature-inspired choice. The herringbone weave gives you the softness needed for new babies, while remaining strong enough for daily use. As one of the best carriers for twins, it grows with your babies and offers the flexibility of single or double carrying.

T.I.C.K.S. Babywearing Safety Checklist

Keep twin babywearing safe and secure with the T.I.C.K.S. guidelines:

T – Tight

Carrier must be snug to support each baby safely.

I – In View at All Times

Both faces should be visible to you at all times.

C – Close Enough to Kiss

Their heads should rest near your chin for easy kisses.

K – Keep Chin Off Chest

Ensure each baby’s airway is clear by keeping their chin lifted.

S – Supported Back

Upright posture with natural spine alignment is essential.

Please Read LennyLamb's guide on safe babywearing by clicking here