Lennylamb Ring Sling – Little Herringbone Emerald (1.8m)

A Supportive Cotton Ring Sling for Everyday Babywearing

The Lennylamb Little Herringbone Emerald Ring Sling is a beautifully woven carrier designed to offer comfort, style, and simplicity for parents and babies alike. With its rich emerald green tone and timeless herringbone weave, this sling brings a touch of elegance to daily babywearing — while remaining practical, packable, and incredibly easy to use.

Made from 100% cotton and weighing 270 g/m², this sling offers more structure and support than lighter options, making it a great choice for both newborns and bigger babies.

Key Features:

💚 Colour: Emerald – A rich, deep green perfect for all seasons
🧵 Fabric: 100% Cotton – Breathable, durable and gentle against baby’s skin
🔗 Weave: Herringbone – Soft with a natural grip to keep carries secure
📏 Size: 1.8m with Gathered Shoulder – Adjustable and compact for everyday use
⚖️ Weight: 270 g/m² – A medium-weight sling offering excellent support
👶 Use From Newborn to Toddler – Ideal for babies of all stages
📘 Includes Instructions – A great option for those new to baby slings
✅ Follows T.I.C.K.S. Babywearing Guidelines for safe, ergonomic carrying

Why This Cotton Ring Sling Is a Great Choice for New Parents

The Little Herringbone Emerald Ring Sling is the perfect blend of structure and softness. The classic herringbone cotton weave gives just enough mouldability to shape around your body while still providing solid support for longer carries.

If you're looking for a babywearing solution for quick up-and-downs, naptime snuggles, or simply staying hands-free while out and about, this sling fits the bill. The 270gsm weight makes it especially useful for slightly older or heavier babies who still love to be carried close.

Babywearing Safety – The T.I.C.K.S. Rule Breakdown

Every baby carrier should support your baby safely. Always check against the T.I.C.K.S. guidelines:

T – Tight: Baby should be snug with no slack
I – In View at All Times: Their face must be clearly visible
C – Close Enough to Kiss: You should be able to kiss their head easily
K – Keep Chin Off Chest: Airway should always be open
S – Supported Back: Baby’s spine should be upright and well supported

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