✨Babywearing, made simple✨
Your Perfect Baby Carrier
Say hello to the Lark Baby Carrier—soft, supportive, and designed with you in mind. It’s easy to use, grows with your baby, and comes in two sizes for the perfect fit!
Carry your little one front or back, stay hands-free, and enjoy all-day comfort without the fuss.
Soft, No foam, natural fibers
The Lark Baby Carrier Collection
Size-Inclusive
Gorgeous Fabrics
For Kids 10 to 45 Pounds
Front and Back Carry
Versatility is key! With the Lark Baby Carrier, you can choose between front and back carrying, providing options for every situation, from bonding time to on-the-go adventures.
Size Inclusivity
Say goodbye to extenders! The Lark Carrier comes in two sizes to embrace a wide range of body types. It's the most size-inclusive buckle carrier out there, ensuring a comfortable fit for all.
Even Weight Distribution
The Lark Carrier features wide shoulder straps that cross in the back that allows you to distribute the weight evenly across your back. Say goodbye to discomfort and hello to lasting comfort!
Frequently Asked Questions
The Lark Carrier is safety tested for babies and toddlers from 10 to 45 pounds!
No, you can’t! While there are carriers out there that let you face your baby towards the world while wearing, the Lark is not one of them! We wrote more on why we designed it without that feature here. We find most families do just fine with front and back carry options. If you find your little one is eager to look at the world when being worn, we recommend a back carry or trying out a hip carry in one of our ring slings!
Yes! All of our fabrics are soft and light, appropriate for wearing in hot and humid weather (or with babies or parents who tend to run hot in any weather…we’ve been there!)
Absolutely! You can start back carrying with children who have good head control and can sit unassisted, so around 6 months old. The Lark comes with a chest strap, which you’ll put on when you want to back carry.Â
We made sure of it! The design of the Lark provides substantial support for your little one’s butt and thighs. Unlike ring slings or wraps, you don’t need to get your baby’s body in that deep M shape to ensure it’s healthy for their hips. It is all about making sure that their thighs are supported so that gravity doesn’t pull on their hips (think dangling legs, none of that here)!