Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their right side while both model looks at the camera . The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their right side while both model looks at the camera . The print is Luna
Close up of luna print
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned toward thee camera while the model looks at the camera just shy of holding the foot of the distracted child. The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their left side while both model and child look to the left of the picture . The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their right side while both model and child look at the camera . The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Models head is partially visible with a focus on the child in the carriers face. The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Childs head is partially visible with a focus on the knot of the carry. The print is Luna
Close up of luna print
Close up of luna print
Long woven wrap in luna print
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their right side while both model looks at the camera . The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their right side while both model looks at the camera . The print is Luna
Close up of luna print
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned toward thee camera while the model looks at the camera just shy of holding the foot of the distracted child. The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their left side while both model and child look to the left of the picture . The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Model is turned to their right side while both model and child look at the camera . The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Models head is partially visible with a focus on the child in the carriers face. The print is Luna
Model wearing a child inward facing in the front with a long woven wrap. Childs head is partially visible with a focus on the knot of the carry. The print is Luna
Close up of luna print
Close up of luna print
Long woven wrap in luna print

Long Woven Wrap, Luna

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Long Woven Baby Wrap 

100% Cotton

Broken Twill Weave, Luna

Weight: 210 gsm

 

Luna is an absolutely stunning bright rainbow of vertical stripes with a slight gradient from color to color. A true pastel rainbow that goes through all the colors.

 

Beautiful, basic, comfortable. Lenny Lamb wraps are truly woven pieces of art.

 

Need sizing help? Most start with a size 6, but it can vary based on your size, baby's age, and the carries you prefer. Most wrappers can use most sizes!

Here is a detailed sizing guide to help: 
https://mama-roo.com/blogs/gentle-pregnancy-and-parenting/what-size-wrap-do-i-need-long-woven-wrap-sizing

 

Long Woven Wraps are beautiful and functional from infancy through toddlerhood. Wraps can be adjusted in many different carries to suit the wearer and baby/toddler's comfort and needs. Versatile and strong, the same wrap will fit people of various sizes and silhouettes. A woven wrap is always a good choice, no matter the baby's age, weight or stage of development - all you need to do is choose the carry that will work best for you. You can try: ‘tummy-to tummy’, cradle, hip or back carries.

The LennyLamb Woven Wrap has been acknowledged as a "hip healthy" product by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute.

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Rated for weights from 6.6lbs to 55lbs.

Customer Reviews

Based on 12 reviews
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Kimberly
Nice wrap, a bit too long for me

The fabric is beautiful and well made. The colors are true to the photos. My baby is large for her size at 1yr (90th percentile) and it offers much more support than the stretchy wrap I have been using. And it's so much more comfortable than our other carrier with all the buckles and straps. This is the first woven wrap I've bought and my only qualm is that it's a bit too long for me. (I usually wear a size 4-6 in most clothing). I tend to have a lot of extra fabric to tie up after wrapping her. It still works great, I probably just didn't need to go with the "long" size.

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Cassie Scott
Beautiful quality wrap

I was hesitant to purchase this wrap because it was much cheaper than the others on their site. But I got it anyways and I’m SO glad I did. It’s beautiful and with the length I can do so many different wraps. I certainly haven’t used it to its full potential yet. Not to mention it’s BEAUTIFUL

J
Jane Doe
Eh not the best but not the worst I’ve tried

I got this so I could carry baby w/o all the straps a and portable oxygen tank backpack but the items is too long on me, not easy to use if you have a micro preemie on oxygen, and it’s complicated to put on.!

Hello,
Thank you for your feedback! Having a micro premie on oxygen is so challenging, and I first just want to acknowledge that you are doing an amazing job for your baby. I absolutely want you to be able to carry your baby, and so I hope that these suggestions can help.

A woven wrap is really flexible and versatile, but I can definitely see how it would be hard to wrap around those things. My first suggestion would be for you to practice wrapping around a baby doll, get the hang of the motions, and then practice with that doll with something representing your baby's tubing. There are several factors at play that make this a bit more challenging, and I think breaking down each step for yourself and feeling confident there will help you to transfer that more easily to your actual baby.

Another option for you to consider--I've found that many families with more complex medical needs children find it easier to settle into babywearing with something that has open sides because it allows for more obvious places to include tubing, etc. It's challenging because when babies are super small, some of the open side carriers (SSCs, meh dais, etc) simply aren't small enough to hold baby properly.

And of course, I want to encourage you, because babies are constantly growing and changing, and every time you try things will get easier just because your baby is growing and getting stronger, and you are also learning and getting better.

Finally, I want to refer you to the Facebook group Special Needs Babywearing. This isn't a group I manage, but they do have some really experienced caregivers who are familiar with many carrying situations and can give you feedback from personal experience. That group link is here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/551232571641531

I hope that that helps. Thank you for reaching out. Wishing the best for you and your family.

All the best,
Alexandra Puppelo
Founder

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Holly Johnson
Coat of many colors, beautiful.

Like Joseph's coat of many colours and a promise fulfilled, this wrap is a song of hope. I am impressed by the craftsmanship and am honoured to offer it to my son as a hammock of protection. Thank you for selling such high quality goods as they are hard to come by these days. Keep up the good work.

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Niki B.
Beautiful Wrap

This wrap is beautiful with such bright colors that the photos don't do it justice. It's also sturdy and soft right out of the box. The only complaint I have is that the rails are a bit difficult to distinguish from one another because the top and bottom of the wrap are similar colors.

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Customer Reviews

Based on 12 reviews
92%
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8%
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0%
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Kimberly
Nice wrap, a bit too long for me

The fabric is beautiful and well made. The colors are true to the photos. My baby is large for her size at 1yr (90th percentile) and it offers much more support than the stretchy wrap I have been using. And it's so much more comfortable than our other carrier with all the buckles and straps. This is the first woven wrap I've bought and my only qualm is that it's a bit too long for me. (I usually wear a size 4-6 in most clothing). I tend to have a lot of extra fabric to tie up after wrapping her. It still works great, I probably just didn't need to go with the "long" size.

C
Cassie Scott
Beautiful quality wrap

I was hesitant to purchase this wrap because it was much cheaper than the others on their site. But I got it anyways and I’m SO glad I did. It’s beautiful and with the length I can do so many different wraps. I certainly haven’t used it to its full potential yet. Not to mention it’s BEAUTIFUL

J
Jane Doe
Eh not the best but not the worst I’ve tried

I got this so I could carry baby w/o all the straps a and portable oxygen tank backpack but the items is too long on me, not easy to use if you have a micro preemie on oxygen, and it’s complicated to put on.!

Hello,
Thank you for your feedback! Having a micro premie on oxygen is so challenging, and I first just want to acknowledge that you are doing an amazing job for your baby. I absolutely want you to be able to carry your baby, and so I hope that these suggestions can help.

A woven wrap is really flexible and versatile, but I can definitely see how it would be hard to wrap around those things. My first suggestion would be for you to practice wrapping around a baby doll, get the hang of the motions, and then practice with that doll with something representing your baby's tubing. There are several factors at play that make this a bit more challenging, and I think breaking down each step for yourself and feeling confident there will help you to transfer that more easily to your actual baby.

Another option for you to consider--I've found that many families with more complex medical needs children find it easier to settle into babywearing with something that has open sides because it allows for more obvious places to include tubing, etc. It's challenging because when babies are super small, some of the open side carriers (SSCs, meh dais, etc) simply aren't small enough to hold baby properly.

And of course, I want to encourage you, because babies are constantly growing and changing, and every time you try things will get easier just because your baby is growing and getting stronger, and you are also learning and getting better.

Finally, I want to refer you to the Facebook group Special Needs Babywearing. This isn't a group I manage, but they do have some really experienced caregivers who are familiar with many carrying situations and can give you feedback from personal experience. That group link is here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/551232571641531

I hope that that helps. Thank you for reaching out. Wishing the best for you and your family.

All the best,
Alexandra Puppelo
Founder

H
Holly Johnson
Coat of many colors, beautiful.

Like Joseph's coat of many colours and a promise fulfilled, this wrap is a song of hope. I am impressed by the craftsmanship and am honoured to offer it to my son as a hammock of protection. Thank you for selling such high quality goods as they are hard to come by these days. Keep up the good work.

N
Niki B.
Beautiful Wrap

This wrap is beautiful with such bright colors that the photos don't do it justice. It's also sturdy and soft right out of the box. The only complaint I have is that the rails are a bit difficult to distinguish from one another because the top and bottom of the wrap are similar colors.

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