Lennylamb Ring Sling – Luna (1.8m)

A Light, Breathable Ring Sling for Everyday Babywearing

The Lennylamb Ring Sling in Luna is a gentle and airy option for parents who want closeness without bulk. With a soft pastel colour palette and an ultra-breathable feel, it’s ideal for warmer days, newborn snuggles, and quick, on-the-go carries.

Woven in a classic Broken Twill pattern using 100% cotton, and weighing just 210 g/m², this is one of Lennylamb’s lightest options — perfect if you’re looking for a lightweight baby sling for summer or a first sling for new babywearers.

Key Features:

🌙 Colourway: Luna – A soft, dreamy pastel blend perfect for peaceful days
🧵 Fabric: 100% Cotton – Natural, breathable and gentle on baby’s skin
🔀 Weave Type: Broken Twill – Smooth and supportive with an easy break-in
📏 Length: 1.8m with Gathered Shoulder – Allows for easy, comfortable adjustments
⚖️ Weight: 210 g/m² – Ultra-lightweight and breathable for warmer climates
👶 Use from Birth to Toddler – Best for smaller babies and short carries
📘 Includes Full Instruction Guide – Ideal for beginners and occasional babywearers
✅ Follows T.I.C.K.S. Safety Standards for secure and ergonomic carrying

Why Choose the Luna Ring Sling for Everyday Use?

If you're after a light ring sling for summer, Luna is a perfect match. The broken twill weave offers just enough grip without being stiff, and the lower GSM means it folds down small — ideal for popping into your day bag.

Whether you're new to babywearing or simply want something airy and soft for your youngest, the Lennylamb Luna ring sling is a breathable, beautiful, and easy-to-use solution.

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

Always follow the T.I.C.K.S. rules to carry your baby safely:

T – Tight: The sling should hold your baby close and snug
I – In View at All Times: Their face should be visible, not covered
C – Close Enough to Kiss: Baby’s head should be within kissing range
K – Keep Chin Off Chest: Baby’s airways should remain clear
S – Supported Back: Baby should be upright and well supported, not slumping

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