LennyLamb LennyLight
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Reddit Mentions(8 comments)
r/babywearingTop baby carriers List
Lennylamb Lennylight I love that its a great option from newborn (for bigger fresh out of the womb babies or about 1 month old) to toddler, does a fantastic and comfortable front or back carry and the straps can be worn X or H style. And comes in so many different fabric options so there's a color for anyone. Super easy to use and a perfect starter option. Starts fitting at 7lbs all the way up to 45 lbs.
u/Festellosgirl▲ 13
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Detailed praise: newborn to toddler (7-45 lbs), X or H strap options, many fabric choices, 'super easy', 'perfect starter'; comprehensive endorsement
r/NewParentsBaby carrier recommendations?
I have a lennylamb light and its by far the most comfortable baby carrier I've tried. I like that its super adjustable and can be worn H style or cross.
u/halfgummibear▲ 4
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'By far the most comfortable I've tried'; super adjustable, H style or cross options; superlative comfort claim
r/BabyBumpsBest Baby Carrier That Keeps Baby Comfortable and Secure?
Lennylamb is amazing! I also have a Tula that is good also but I really love the softness of my lennylamb. I've heard great things about Happy Baby and Didyklick also. I recommend checking out the babywearing sub! Folks over there will have lots of great info.
u/DayPsychological6619▲ 8
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'Amazing', 'really love the softness'; prefers over Tula which is 'good also'; specific fabric quality praise
r/babywearingThoughts on the 'cute' brands (Wildbird, Mabe)
Yeah I got super sucked into the cuteness of Wildbird (cmon Wildbird? that's adorable) but after a lot of research in this group ended up with a LennyLight for $75 less and it's amazing. I do have a Wildbird sling which I really like but I just got a Hope & Plum sling that knocks the socks off the Wildbird one (it is however double the price for that reason)
u/-HuMeN-▲ 5
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'Amazing', chose over Wildbird at $75 less after research; community-guided decision resulting in satisfaction and savings
r/babywearingWhat's the best baby carrier you've used that actually works for everyday life?
LennyLight and Lark. Baby is 9 months old/16lbs, and I wear for contact naps (1-2 hours at a time), usually while taking a walk. No soreness at all.
u/Own-Quality-8759▲ 3
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1-2 hour contact naps while walking with 16lb baby, 'no soreness at all'; specific duration and weight demonstrating comfort
r/babywearingWhat's the best baby carrier you've used that actually works for everyday life?
This one is discontinued but ergobaby adapt. I've used it from 6 weeks to 4 years without inserts and it's easy to get a good fit for all. I think the most similar is Lenny lamb Lenny light. I got it on fb marketplace for around $15 and I've used it for both of my kids I love it!
u/tweedlefeed▲ 1
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Compared to discontinued Ergobaby Adapt which was used 6 weeks to 4 years; 'love it', used for both kids, got it for $15 secondhand; strong value endorsement
r/babywearingPopular carriers right now - which are you going with and why?
Lenny light or lark. I will say I much prefer the LL for back carry
u/Pulchrasum▲ 8
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Prefers LennyLight specifically for back carry over Lark; experienced user comparison showing specific strength
r/BabyBumpsBest Baby Carrier That Keeps Baby Comfortable and Secure?
I have a Tula free to grow which I liked a lot for my first, and I just bought a Lenny lamb Lennylight carrier to my newborn because she's not big enough for the Tula for a bit and I've been eyeing it for a while. It was definitely a splurge purchase though. Look into a baby wearing pending library near you if possible or check out little zen one, they have a try before you buy program where you can sign up to "host" different carriers for a week and then if you don't like it you just pay the sh
u/raccoonrn▲ 1
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Chose LennyLight specifically for newborn who is too small for Tula; 'been eyeing it for a while', splurge purchase — desired and deliberately chosen