LennyLamb Preschool Carrier – Little Herringbone Ombre Grey

Stylish Everyday Support for Toddlers and Preschoolers

The LennyLamb Preschool Carrier in Little Herringbone Ombre Grey is a beautifully subtle and practical choice for children aged 1–5 (clothing size 86–122). With its soft gradient tones and gentle herringbone weave, this ergonomic carrier combines everyday comfort with timeless design.

Made from 100% cotton with a 260 g/m² weight, it’s breathable yet supportive – ideal for both short trips and longer days out when little legs need a break.

Key Features

🩶 Ombre Grey Colourway – Elegant gradient from light to charcoal
🧵 100% Cotton – Natural, breathable and soft on skin
🌀 Herringbone Weave – Provides gentle stretch and a cushioned hold
⚖️ Fabric Weight: 260 g/m² – Balanced for comfort and support
📏 Size Range: Fits clothing size 86–122 (approx. 1–5 years)
🔄 Carry Options: Front and back carry
🧢 Removable Hood – Ideal for sun, wind or naps
🎒 Magnetic Waist Pocket – For keys, snacks or a phone
📘 Safety Certified – PD CEN/TR 16512:2015 & ASTM F2236-24

Why Choose This Ergonomic Preschool Carrier?

Designed with both child and caregiver in mind, this ergonomic carrier adapts as your little one grows. The soothing greyscale design makes it easy to wear with anything, while the supportive structure keeps you comfortable even on busy days.

A brilliant option for those seeking practical, stylish babywearing beyond the baby stage.

Babywearing Safety: Follow the T.I.C.K.S. Guidelines

To wear your child safely, follow the trusted T.I.C.K.S. rules:

T – Tight

Keep your carrier snug to support baby safely against your body.

I – In View at All Times

You should always be able to see your baby’s face without moving fabric.

C – Close Enough to Kiss

Baby’s head should be high on your chest – close enough to kiss.

K – Keep Chin Off Chest

Ensure there’s space between baby’s chin and chest to keep airways clear.

S – Supported Back

Your baby should be upright with their back naturally supported and spine in alignment.

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