LennyLamb LennyTwin Baby Carrier – Little Herringbone Ombre Grey

Elegant, Practical & Ergonomic Babywearing for Twins

The LennyLamb LennyTwin Baby Carrier in Little Herringbone Ombre Grey is the ultimate solution for parents of multiples. Whether you’re heading out solo with both babies or sharing carrying duties with a partner, this twin infant carrier is designed to adapt with ease, style, and comfort.

Crafted from 100% cotton with a soft, supportive herringbone weave and weighing 260 g/m², this carrier provides a gentle yet secure hold for babies from newborn through to toddlerhood.

Key Features

👶 Age Range: Newborn to 24 months
📏 Clothing Size: 62–92
⚖️ Weight Minimum: 3.5kg per baby
🎨 Colourway: Ombre Grey – timeless and gender-neutral
🔄 Two-in-One Design: Detachable into 2 hip carriers
🔁 Carry Positions: Front or hip carry
🧷 Fully Adjustable Panels: Fit each baby individually
🎒 Parent Comfort: Flexible fit for all body types
📲 Circoola NFC Tag: For tutorials, serial info & more
📘 Certified Safe: PD CEN/TR 16512:2015 & ASTM F2236 - 16a

Why Parents Love the Ombre Grey LennyTwin

If you're seeking the best carrier for twins, this elegant twin newborn carrier combines function and aesthetic effortlessly. With its adaptable structure and option to convert into two LennyHip carriers, it supports your lifestyle as it evolves — offering twin babywearing when you need it and individual carriers when you don’t.

Its neutral grey tones, subtle ombre design, and durable herringbone weave make it a timeless essential for modern twin parenting.

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

Always follow the T.I.C.K.S. checklist for safe and secure babywearing:

T – Tight

Hold both babies securely and close.

I – In View at All Times

Keep babies’ faces visible without obstruction.

C – Close Enough to Kiss

You should be able to kiss their heads with ease.

K – Keep Chin Off Chest

Ensure clear airways by keeping their chins lifted.

S – Supported Back

Support their backs upright and in a natural curve.

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