LennyLamb Preschool Carrier – Little Herringbone Grey

Understated Style with Everyday Comfort

The LennyLamb Preschool Carrier in Little Herringbone Grey is a calm, neutral-toned carrier perfect for daily use with toddlers and preschoolers aged 1–5 years (clothing size 86–122). The soft herringbone weave gives a touch of texture and flexibility, making it a great choice for families who value both comfort and timeless style.

Made from 100% cotton with a 250 g/m² weight, this carrier is breathable and lightweight without compromising on support — ideal for days out, travel, or quiet cuddles at home.

Key Features

🌫️ Colourway: Grey – clean, classic and versatile
🧵 Fabric: 100% Cotton – gentle on skin and durable
🌀 Weave: Herringbone – provides soft structure with subtle give
⚖️ Weight: 250 g/m² – a balanced midweight for all-day wear
📏 Fit Range: Fits clothing size 86–122 (ages approx. 1–5)
🔁 Carrying Options: Front (tummy-to-tummy) and back
🧢 Removable Hood – Shields from sun, wind or supports sleepy heads
🎒 Magnetic Waist Pocket – Ideal for storing small essentials
📘 Certified Safe – Meets PD CEN/TR 16512:2015 & ASTM F2236-24 standards

Why Choose the Herringbone Grey Preschool Carrier

This ergonomic toddler carrier is perfect for families who want function without flash. The neutral grey tones go with everything, and the midweight herringbone fabric ensures comfort through all seasons.

Whether you're travelling light or navigating daily routines, this carrier supports both you and your child with ease.

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

To ensure safe babywearing, always follow the T.I.C.K.S. rules:

T – Tight

Keep your carrier snug to secure baby close.

I – In View at All Times

Your child’s face should be visible at a glance.

C – Close Enough to Kiss

You should be able to kiss the top of your baby’s head.

K – Keep Chin Off Chest

Ensure their chin isn’t tucked to maintain clear airways.

S – Supported Back

Baby should be upright with natural spine alignment and full support.

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