Note: The baby wrap may be slightly longer before washing. After the first wash, it will shrink to its final size (within +/- 2% tolerance).
Bamboo Zircon is a soft and airy woven wrap designed with your baby's comfort in mind. This blend of combed cotton and bamboo viscose creates a smooth, lightweight fabric that gently wraps around your newborn from their very first days. The subtle pastel shades, brightened by a clean white weft, give this sling a light and refreshing character — ideal for parents who love a soft, elegant look.
Thanks to its broken twill weave, the wrap offers just the right amount of diagonal elasticity to support your baby securely while making it easy to tie and adjust. The bamboo fibers enhance breathability and softness, making this sling perfect for sensitive skin. Both edges are marked in different colors to assist beginner babywearers with tensioning and alignment.
Bamboo fiber is a natural, skin-friendly material, perfect for newborns and babies with sensitive skin. It has antibacterial, antifungal, and hypoallergenic properties. Soft, lightweight, and breathable – it keeps your baby comfortable even on warmer days.
Wraps with bamboo are slightly slippery, which helps in tightening and adjusting the fabric. They also offer a pleasant cooling sensation. An excellent choice for parents who value both comfort and a gentle touch for their baby from the very first days.
Not sure which baby wrap size is right for you? Check out our handy size chart to help you choose the perfect baby sling based on your body type and preferred tying methods.
The baby wrap carrier in size 6 (4.6 m) is the most universal and popular choice. It allows you to perform the most common and ergonomic tying methods, such as the Front Wrap Cross Carry (FWCC) and Pocket Wrap Cross Carry (PWCC). This size is especially suitable for wearers in sizes M–L. If you wear size XL or larger, we recommend a longer wrap – size 7 or size 8 – to ensure comfort and flexibility during tying.
If you prefer shorter carries like the Kangaroo Carry or the Simple Backpack Carry, you can go for a shorter wrap, or use the size 6 and simply wrap the excess fabric around your waist to keep the tail neatly secured.
Our detailed baby wrap instruction guide walks you through the basic tying techniques, step by step. Learn how to safely and comfortably carry your baby using various babywearing methods, from beginner to more advanced carries.
We are Little Frog – a family-owned company based in Wrocław, Poland. Since 2012, we’ve been crafting woven wraps and ergonomic baby carriers with love and care. We work with trusted local weaving mills, sew every product in-house, and ship worldwide to families in over 80 countries. As parents, we know how important it is to keep your baby close while staying mobile and confident.
Wearing your baby in a sling supports their emotional and physical development. It helps newborns feel safe, soothed, and connected through skin-to-skin contact. Babywearing also gives parents freedom, hands-free convenience, and strengthens the parent-child bond.
A properly tied sling supports your baby's hips and spine while helping you move with ease. Discover more in our article about the benefits of babywearing.
Explore our babywearing blog for guidance on how to choose your first sling, compare products, and find tips for comfortable and safe babywearing every day.
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Baby slings, including woven and ring slings, are becoming increasingly popular among parents worldwide. They are not only ergonomic solutions that support your baby's healthy development, but also a convenient way to build a strong bond from the very first days of life. A baby sling gives your little one a sense of security and closeness, while allowing parents freedom of movement. What should you consider when choosing the perfect sling?
What's the best baby wrap carrier? How to choose your first baby sling and when to start your babywearing adventure?
