Lennylamb Ring Sling – Infinity Roller (1.8m)

A Versatile, Lightweight Jacquard Ring Sling for Everyday Use

The Lennylamb Ring Sling in Infinity Roller offers a practical, stylish and ergonomic way to carry your little one — from the fourth trimester right through to toddlerhood. Crafted from a soft and breathable Jacquard woven fabric, this sling combines beauty with function, making it a fantastic choice for daily babywearing.

At 270 g/m², this sling has a light to mid-weight feel — soft enough for newborns but strong enough to support older babies, making it a great all-rounder for parents who want both comfort and flexibility in a baby ring sling.

Key Features:

🔄 Weave Type: Jacquard – Soft yet structured, with a gentle texture that grips well
🌌 Design: Infinity Roller – A unique, subtle blend of cool tones and movement-inspired pattern
📏 Length: 1.8m with Gathered Shoulder – Ideal for fast carries and on-the-go support
👶 Newborn to Toddler Use – Suitable from day one right through early toddler years
⚖️ Fabric Weight: 270 g/m² – Lightweight but durable, great for warm-weather wearing
📘 Easy to Learn – Includes printed instruction manual
✅ Babywearing Safe – Meets all T.I.C.K.S. guidelines for ergonomic carrying

What Makes a Jacquard Ring Sling So Special?

Jacquard fabric offers an excellent balance of softness and structure, especially in ring slings. The Infinity Roller ring sling has just the right grip to keep baby secure without feeling bulky, and the gathered shoulder distributes weight evenly across your back and shoulder.

For parents looking for a lightweight, supportive and visually appealing ring sling baby carrier, this one ticks all the boxes.

T.I.C.K.S. Safety Guidelines for Ring Sling Use

Every Lennylamb sling is designed to support safe and ergonomic carrying. Be sure to follow the T.I.C.K.S. babywearing checklist:

T – Tight: Keep the sling snug to support baby properly.
I – In View at All Times: Baby’s face must be visible, not covered by fabric.
C – Close Enough to Kiss: You should be able to kiss baby’s head without straining.
K – Keep Chin Off Chest: Baby’s head and neck must be supported, with airways open.
S – Supported Back: Baby should be held in an upright position, with no slumping.