Coco Gingham - Baby Carrier With A Pocket
- Meet Coco Gingham a soft, stylish baby carrier with a pocket designed for year-round comfort and confidence.
- Key Features
- Safety rated for 7-35lbs- though we recommend waiting until baby is in size 3 month clothing to start carrying with Coco.
- 100% Cotton – Breathable and gentle on baby’s skin.
Details
- Meet Coco Gingham a soft, stylish baby carrier with a pocket designed for year-round comfort and confidence.
- Key Features
- Safety rated for 7-35lbs- though we recommend waiting until baby is in size 3 month clothing to start carrying with Coco.
- 100% Cotton – Breathable and gentle on baby’s skin.
- Built-In Storage – Front waistband pocket fits your phone or pacifier.
- Customizable Fit – Extra-long 63.5” waistband fits sizes 00–32 (XS–5X).
- Multiple Carrying Positions – Front and back carry with removable chest clip.
- Safety First – Reinforced stitching, secure buckles, and safety loop for peace of mind.
- Certified Safe – Intertek tested and compliant with ASTM, CFR, and CPSC standards.
- Why Parents Love Coco Gingham
- ✨ Timeless neutral tone
- ✨ Soft, breathable cotton
- ✨ Inclusive sizing (XS–5X)
- ✨ Built-in storage pocket
- ✨ Trusted safety design
Safety & care
- Machine Washable – Easy to clean and care for.
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions, age and weight limits. Keep your baby’s face visible and airway clear, and remember TICKS: tight, in view, close enough to kiss, keep chin off chest, supported back. Follow the care label for washing.
Shipping & returns
Every order ships with tracking. See our shipping policy and return policy for details.
Wear your baby safely and comfortably
Three things to remember every time.
Follow the TICKS rule
Keep baby Tight, In view at all times, Close enough to kiss, Keep chin off chest and Supported back. It’s the simplest way to babywear safely.
Hip-healthy position
Look for a seat that supports baby’s thighs from knee to knee, with knees higher than the bottom in an “M” shape. This position is recommended for healthy hip development.
Pick your style
Wraps and slings are snug and great for newborns. Soft-structured carriers are quick to put on. Hip seats give your arms a break with older babies.
Babywearing questions
General information only. Always follow the product’s own instructions and ask your pediatrician about your baby’s needs.
When can I start using a baby carrier?
Many carriers work from birth, sometimes with an infant insert, once your baby meets the minimum weight listed by the manufacturer. Check your carrier’s instructions.
When can my baby face forward?
Usually once your baby has strong head and neck control, and only in carriers designed for forward-facing. Follow the manufacturer’s age and weight guidance.
Are baby carriers good for hips?
Carriers that support the thighs knee to knee, with knees higher than the bottom, are considered hip-healthy. Avoid positions where legs dangle straight down for long periods.
Can I breastfeed in a carrier?
Many parents do. Loosen the carrier to feed, keep your baby’s face clear, and return them to an upright, snug position with their face visible afterwards.