LennyLamb Woven Wrap – Pastel

Soft and Versatile Baby Carrier Wrap in Soft Pastels

The LennyLamb Woven Wrap in Pastel is a beautifully soft and breathable baby carrier wrap, made from 100% cotton with a light broken twill weave (200 g/m²). This wrap is perfect for parents looking for a reliable and gentle woven suitable from birth through to toddlerhood.

Ideal for everyday babywearing, the Pastel wrap offers a calm, pastel striped colourway and flexible support for both beginner and experienced wrappers.

Why Choose the LennyLamb Pastel Woven Wrap?

✅ 100% cotton – soft, breathable, and easy to care for
✅ Lightweight broken twill weave – perfect for warmer weather
✅ Supports newborn to toddler
✅ Neutral pastel tones – suitable for all wearers
✅ Great choice for those new to wrapping

Whether you're carrying a tiny newborn or an active toddler, this newborn carrier wrap provides all-day comfort and ergonomic support.

Woven Wraps for Beginners – Understanding Base Size

When learning to use wraps, you’ll need to know your base size—this refers to the length of wrap required to do a Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC), the most common beginner-friendly carry.

Here’s a basic size guide based on UK dress size:

• Size 8 – Base size: 5

• Size 10–12 – Base size: 6

• Size 14–16 – Base size: 7

• Size 18+ – Base size: 8

Choosing your base size gives you flexibility to try multiple wrap styles as you find your groove.

Simple Beginner Wrap Carries

• Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC) – Great starting point

• Kangaroo Carry – Cosy and snuggly for newborns

• Ruck Tied in Front – A basic back carry for when baby is ready

• Poppable FWCC – Quick and convenient for in-and-out days

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

When wrapping your baby, always follow the T.I.C.K.S. for safe babywearing:

T – Tight: The wrap should hold your baby snugly.
I – In View at All Times: Baby’s face should remain visible.
C – Close Enough to Kiss: You should be able to kiss the top of baby’s head.
K – Keep Chin Off Chest: Ensure baby’s airway is always open.
S – Supported Back: Baby should be upright with their back well supported.

Note: Pattern placement may vary slightly due to the weaving process.

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