Product Information
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Can I wear the Babywearing Cover over any carrier or car seats?
Yes! It is designed to be worn over any type of Baby carrier and car seats. -
Can you wear a child on your back under the Babywearing Coats, Hoodies, and Jackets?
Yes, you can! The Babywearing Coats, Jackets, Hoodies, Sweatshirts and Sweaters all can be worn while you are back carrying a little one Additionally, the Coats and Jackets come with two Babywearing inserts, so you can wear a child on your front and a child on your back at the same time. -
How do I pick an Integra fabric type?
Please see our helpful guide to the Prints, Linens, Essentials, Solar, and Collaborations. -
How do I wash a DidyGo or DidyTai?
Washing: 1. loosen the toggle to open to the widest setting. 2. Load in machine alone. 3. Set temperature to low or medium, on the Delicate setting. 4. Add a small amount of detergent with no optical brighteners* if it doesn't say no optical brighteners, it has them. Not sure? Use a half c... -
We feel that woven wraps from Didymos, Chimparoo, Girasol and LennyLamb should be washed prior to their first use.While they come ready-to-wear, you’ll find the first use much more enjoyable after a wash and dry! For the full Washing Guide, click here.
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Didymos products come ready-to-wear, but you’ll find the first use much more enjoyable after a wash and dry. This will also help "set the weave" which is important.Your DidyKlick will arrive slightly larger to allow for shrinkage. Please see full instructions in the DidyKlick Washing Guide.
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How do I wash silk, linen or hemp?
Silk Silk should be hand-washed with very cool water, max. 30°C.Silk should be laid flat to dry and not be exposed to sun during the drying period because it can fade. You can iron silk on a low setting, but do not spray water on it while ironing. Linen Linen wraps may arrive a bi stiff.... -
Wool can felt and become unsafe for use if not cared for properly. Wool should be hand washed in tepid water with wool wash, like Eucalan or Soak. Use very little friction when washing, just try to let it be and enjoy it's bath!The product should be gently pressed to get rid of excess water,...
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Using the wrap is the very best way to break it in!Our favorite way is to fold the wrap in half, and sleep with it under your fitted sheet. You can also sit on it in the car or at work to help. Please do not wash wraps often, like jeans, wraps will stiffen up after a wash.If you want more t...
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Looking for a baby, toddler, or preschool carrier. New? Learn the differences between buckle, half-buckle, wraps, mei tais, ring slings and onbuhimos in one easy guide.
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Key Differences LennyLight vs. LennyUpGrade LennyLight: More compact and lightweight, with fewer adjustment options for a simple, minimal design. Ideal for those looking for a lightweight carrier with essential features. LennyUpGrade: More customizable with extra features like a removable hood ...
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Why should I register my baby carrier? Registering your baby carrier ensures that you receive important safety alerts and recall information directly from the manufacturer. Registration is only used for safety notifications and does not sign you up for marketing emails. How do I register my ba...
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What are Grade B or Seconds Items?
Grade B or Seconds refers to products that may have minor cosmetic imperfections or flaws, such as stitching irregularities. Despite these cosmetic issues, the products are fully functional, meet all safety standards, and are completely safe to use. These items are an excellent choice for those w... -
What Are Linen Nubs in Happy Baby Carriers?
What are linen nubs? Linen nubs are small, textured spots or "pulls" that are natural to linen fabric. They occur due to the irregularities in the flax fibers, giving linen its unique, organic look and feel. Are linen nubs a defect? Not at all! Linen nubs are not a flaw or defect but a characte... -
What are "Tan" Happy Baby Carriers
"Tan" Happy Baby Carriers feature tan-colored webbing, which refers to the straps and fabric components used in the carrier's construction. It's important to note that Happy Baby's product photos may sometimes display older designs or different webbing colors. Therefore, to ensure you receive the... -
What are the top wraps for hot climates?
To find the best wraps for warm climates, explore our Woven Wraps - Lightweight Collection. From there, you can narrow down your options by selecting the "Filter" button and then chose "Ready to Ship by Size" or other options like "Color" -
What Baby Tula carrier do I need?
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What do the different weaves mean?
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What is Circola and an N-tag technology?
Circola - Some LennyLamb products come with a unique N-tag. Simply place your phone with an NFC reader* near the tag to access a wealth of information about your product: tutorials, color, size, model, fabric blend and weight, production date, and a unique serial number. For more tutorials and m... -
Softshells: Warm and Versatile Softshell Jackets or Coats are thicker than standard outer layers (like a rain coat or hardshell) and include a lining for added warmth. They are waterproof and breathable, making them comfortable in various conditions. The Angel Wings and Mamalila Softshells feat...
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What’s a Good Woven Wrap for Beginners?
For those new to babywearing, we recommend starting with a lightweight woven wrap. These wraps are typically easier to manage and adjust, making them a great choice for beginners. While wraps with stripes can be helpful for alignment and tightening, they aren’t essential—so don’t worry if you pr... -
What's the difference between DidyKlick and DidyKlick 4u?
The carrier is exactly the same, except for the waist belt. DidyKlick 4u has a slightly curved waist belt. The new, ergonomically shaped waist belt moulds to your body, evenly distributing your child’s weight. An elastic strap ensures ideal positioning and secure fastening of the buckle. The w... -
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