Tulips & Tea Baby Wrap Carrier

The Tulips & Tea Baby Wrap Carrier is a length of soft fabric you tie around your body to hold your baby close, hands supported, from the newborn stage onwards. If you're looking for a wrap-style baby carrier that keeps your little one snug against your chest while you move through the day, this is a simple, adjustable option that grows with you through the early months.

What sets a wrap apart from a buckle carrier is how it moulds to both of you. The same piece of fabric can be tied in five different ways, so you can adjust the carry to suit your baby's age, weight and the position you both find most comfortable. Once you've got the hang of it, wrapping baby to your body takes just three easy steps. It's lightweight and packs down small, making it easy to keep in a nappy bag for outings, stairs, busy shops or times when a stroller is more hassle than help.

Closeness that works for both of you

Carrying your baby against your body keeps them within easy sight and reach, and many parents find that gentle, close contact settles a fussy little one and frees up their own hands. The wrap also holds baby in a natural, tucked position against your chest, which supports skin-to-skin time and keeps your newborn snug and shielded from the outside world while you're out and about.

Best For

The Tulips & Tea Baby Wrap Carrier is a great option for parents who:

• Want to keep baby close and hands free from the newborn stage
• Prefer a soft, adjustable wrap they can tie in more than one way as baby grows
• Are looking for something lightweight and packable to keep on hand for outings

It may not be the best fit if you:

• Prefer a structured, buckle-fastening carrier with no tying involved
• Want to carry an older, heavier toddler beyond the wrap's weight range

Available colours

Choose from Black, Olive, Sage, Charcoal, Stone and Dove Grey — a considered, easy-to-wear range of neutrals.

Using it safely

With any wrap or carrier, your baby's airway comes first. Keep their face visible and clear at all times, close enough to kiss, with their chin off their chest and their back supported in a high, upright position. Check the fit each time you wrap, and monitor baby closely while carried — a carrier is not a substitute for a firm, flat sleep surface, so move a sleeping baby to an appropriate sleep space when it's safe to do so. Younger, premature or low-birth-weight babies, or those with breathing concerns or limited head control, may need additional guidance from your healthcare provider before babywearing.