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How to choose the perfect size?
Your choice of wrap size will depend on a babywearer - not on a baby. You have to remember that some carries will ‘eat’ more and some less wrap fabric.
There are five wrap sizes to choose from:
Size 4 - (length 3.6 m, width 0.6 m - 0.7 m) is suitable for following carries: kangaroo carry, hip kangaroo carry and simple ruck carry.
Size 5 - (length 4.2 m, width 0.6 m - 0.7 m) is perfect for petit and short person.
Size 6 – (length 4.6 m, width 0.6 m - 0.7 m) is perfect for average built person (up to size 42/44 (14/16)).
Size 7 – (length 5.2 m, width 0.6 m - 0.7 m) is perfect for person wearing size EU42/44 (UK14/16) and bigger and also for a tall person (women over 178cm tall and men over 185cm tall – even slim built).
Size 8 - (length 6.0 m, width 0.6 m - 0.7 m) is perfect for larger parents and for fancy finishes.
Fabric may shrink for about 4% during first wash.
There is one standard size of a stretchy wrap which will fit parents of various sizes and shapes (please remember that the maximum baby’s weight is 10kg):
Size L - (length 5 m, width 0.52 m - 0.55 m)
They are available in two sizes – 1.8m (standard) and 2.1m (long). The most universal size of ring slings is size 1.8 m. We recommend people wearing size EU 44/UK 16 and bigger choosing the size 2.1m.
They are 0.6 m - 0.7m wide. Perfect for everyone. Ring Sling can be used for babies up to 15kg.
Please remember that LennyLamb wraps are not chemically processed in final stages of manufacturing, so they can shrink a bit during first wash (4%).
How to choose a suitable LennyLamb baby carrier:
It is the baby's age/ size that is the most important.
We recommend using a baby carrier when a child can sit unassisted. However, there are some carriers that you can use earlier (i.e LennyLight, LennyHybrid Half Buckle carrier, LennyTwin, LennyHip, LennyUpGrade adjustable carrier, WrapTai carrier).
Use a carrier’s measurements (available in its description) to adjust it to your baby’s size. The width of a panel should not be larger than the distance from one knee to the other. The width should be as close as possible to this distance.
BABY CARRIERS: