Lark Baby Carrier FAQs
Got questions about our Larks? We've got answers!
What is the weight limit for the Lark?
The Lark Baby Carrier is safety tested for babies and toddlers from 10 to 45 pounds! We find that the Baby Lark starts to fit babies best who are in 3-6 month clothes consistently across brands. Babies who are wearing smaller sized clothes but who ar
When can I wear my baby in a back carry with my Lark?
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. Check out our blog for everything you need to kno
Proper Fit tips with Your Lark Carrier: Waist Buckle & Straps
Wondering if your buckle has been sewn on backwards?. Before you reach out, let's ensure you're putting your Lark on the right way, especially considering its apron-style design.
What size Lark should I get?
We offer our Lark Baby Carriers in two sizes: Short and Long!. Our size suggestions are based on women's fitted shirt sizes:. If you’re between shirt sizes, we suggest sizing down for the best fit! 🤗. Important note: While it might be tempting to si
Is the Lark Baby Carrier safe & hip healthy?
Yes — the Lark is tested to CPSC safety standards and designed in the ergonomic "M" position for healthy hip and spine development, per OT Dr. Emily Humphries.
What type of fabric is used for Larks?
Our machine washable Larks are made from a soft, high-quality blend of either 55% hemp and 45% organic cotton or 52% linen and 48% organic cotton fibers. They are all lightweight and breathable, making them suitable for all seasons and climates!
Does the Lark Baby Carrier have head support?
Yes, the Lark Baby Carrier does provide support for your baby's head, especially when they're napping! The carrier features a structured panel that naturally supports your baby’s head and neck. While it doesn’t have a built-in headrest, the design is
When should I size up to the Kid Lark?
Many older babies and young toddlers who are under 45 lbs still fit comfortably in the Lark Baby Carrier. As long as the top of the panel comes up to armpits and your kiddo is under the weight limit, it's fine to keep using the Baby Lark. Even if the