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
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 a
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.
At hope&plum, we're all about honesty, and sometimes, a little hiccup might slip through – like the occasional backward buckle. It happens! But before you reach out, let's ensure you're putting your Lark on the right way, especially considering its a
Great question! In a nutshell, yes, all Lark carriers share the same foundational structure and fabric. The beauty of the Lark lies in its consistent comfort and reliability across different colors and designs! ☺ You can shop our collection of Lark B
It’s machine-washable! We’re parents too, so we get it—you need something you can throw in the washer! We got you! Be sure to wash on a cold, gentle cycle using a detergent that is free of brightening agents. You can also spot clean as needed.
We offer our Lark Baby and Kid Carriers in two lengths/sizes: Short and Long! The Short waistband accommodates waists up to 45", and the Long waistband accommodates up to 65". Our size suggestions are based on women's shirt sizes! For both the Baby a
First and foremost, ensure that your waistband is snug enough to provide ample support for your baby but not excessively tight. Striking the right balance is key for optimal comfort. 👍. If you are not over-tightening and still having trouble, ensure
If you encounter difficulties with the waist band loosening while using your carrier, please ensure you are using the safety loop to the left of the waist buckle. It is essential to thread the entire buckle through the safety loop properly to prevent
Yes, they are! Our Larks have been tested and certified to ensure your child's safety and comply with the safety standards set forth by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. We're also certified hip-healthy, which means you can babywear with p
The Lark is an apron-style carrier that has cross-style straps in a front carry and backpack style straps in a back carry. If you’re wearing your baby on the front, you’ll want to cross the straps in an X over your back, spreading them out to optimiz
Currently, we do not offer sun hoods for our Lark Carriers. However, we are always considering new ideas and additional accessories that might benefit our customers in the future. Keep an eye out for our product updates and any new releases that may
Yes! We find that most people experiencing a normal recovery from a caesarean section start using carriers around 2-4 weeks after the procedure. We recommend keeping your waistband high to reduce pressure on the scar and discontinuing use if you feel
Our machine washable Larks are made from a soft, high-quality blend of 55% hemp and 45% organic cotton fibers. They are all lightweight and breathable, making them suitable for all seasons and climates!
Nope! hope&plum Larks, unlike some other bulky, heavily padded buckle carriers, are lightweight and can fold so they fit perfectly into your handbag or baby bag. It's the perfect practical alternative to strollers in large crowds, where space is limi
Yes! hope&plum Larks give you the freedom to nurse or bottle-feed discreetly wherever and whenever so you can get on with life while nurturing your babe. Larks are your perfect feeding companion, no matter how you go about it.