LennyLamb Ring Sling Cobalt

Lennylamb Ring Sling – Little Herringbone Cobalt (1.8m)

A Comfortable, Stylish Ring Sling for Everyday Babywearing

The Lennylamb Little Herringbone Cobalt Ring Sling is a brilliant choice for parents who want a practical carrier that doesn’t compromise on style. With its bold, deep blue colourway and classic herringbone weave, this sling delivers both everyday function and a timeless look.

Made from 100% cotton and woven to a supportive 270 g/m², it’s ideal for carrying your baby from the early days through to toddlerhood. Soft enough for newborn snuggles and strong enough for heavier babies, this ring sling for daily use offers excellent versatility for modern family life.

Key Features:

💙 Colour: Cobalt – A vibrant, bold blue that makes a stylish statement
🧵 Fabric: 100% Cotton – Soft, breathable, and suitable for all seasons
🔗 Weave: Herringbone – Gentle texture offers grip for secure carries
📏 Size: 1.8m with Gathered Shoulder – Designed for quick adjustments and comfort
⚖️ Weight: 270 g/m² – A strong, medium-weight sling that supports extended wear
👶 Newborn to Toddler – Ideal for every stage of babywearing
📘 Comes with Instructions – Makes it easy for beginners to get started
✅ Complies with T.I.C.K.S. Guidelines – Ensures safe, ergonomic positioning for baby

Why the Herringbone Cobalt Sling Works for Everyday Life

This cotton ring sling is a perfect fit for families who want a fast, fuss-free way to carry their baby — from school runs to coastal walks. The herringbone weave offers a lovely balance of stretch and structure, moulding to your body while offering firm support for longer carrying sessions.

If you're after a baby sling that’s easy to pack, wear, and adjust, the Little Herringbone Cobalt Ring Sling is a beautiful and practical choice that adapts to your lifestyle.

T.I.C.K.S. – Babywearing Safety Made Simple

Always follow the T.I.C.K.S. checklist to keep your baby safe in the sling:

T – Tight: The sling should hold baby snug and close
I – In View at All Times: Their face should never be covered
C – Close Enough to Kiss: Baby’s head is within kissing distance
K – Keep Chin Off Chest: There should be space to keep airways open
S – Supported Back: Baby should be upright and fully supported

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