Snoozeshade Baby Blackout Blind for Buggies and Prams

SnoozeShade is a universal fit buggy and pram blackout blind designed to fit most popular brands of three- and four-wheel prams and pushchairs with hoods or sun canopies. Your pushchair must have a standard one-per-child hood/sun canopy to fit a SnoozeShade.

• SnoozeShade attaches to the buggy's frame quickly and easily using Velcro straps.
• SnoozeShade's elasticated top and sides allow a flexible fit and the straight bottom seam lets your child's legs poke through comfortably as they get longer.
• SnoozeShade fits twin and triplet strollers with hoods where each child has its own hood. Simply use one per baby and then you needn't disturb one if the other wakes up.
• It can also be used with rear-facing child car seats as long as they have a hood; excellent for blocking out the light from street lamps if you are travelling at night.

Sun protection factor 
SnoozeShade is intended for use as a baby sleep aid. Its primary purpose is to block out light, sun and distractions during baby's sleep time in a pram or pushchair. The fabric has UPF50+ (the highest rating of sun protection) but, as baby can only see out through the open 'sneak-a-peak' front access, SnoozeShade should only be used while baby naps rather than as an alternative to a full sun shade through which baby can see out. As with any sun protection system, it is always sensible to follow additional precautions. Always use SnoozeShade (or any other pram or stroller shade) along with other recommended forms of sun protection. These include sun lotion, protective clothing and sun hat. Never leave a child unattended in the sun. Keep babies and toddlers out of direct sunlight at the hottest times of the day (11am to 3pm). Don't leave small children in the sun too long at any time.

Fabric
100% polyester
 
Washing instructions 
Wash SnoozeShade at 40C or less and tumble dry if preferred. Do not iron or bleach. 
 
Colour
Black outer and inner lining. Fluorescent yellow trim and straps for extra visibility in darker conditions. 
 
Storage
SnoozeShade comes with a free small storage bag for attaching to pushchair handles or popping in a buggy basket or handbag.

How to use SnoozeShade
SnoozeShade has been designed as a simple and lightweight alternative to draped coats, blankets and other items to prolong babys sleep while out and about. SnoozeShade needs a pushchair hood to fit properly. In order to fit onto most popular prams and pushchairs, SnoozeShade has Velcro straps which can be fastened to suitable fixing points on your buggy. Dependent on the make and model of your buggy, you may not need to use all the straps as the elasticated top supports itself on the pram's hood or SnoozeShade can be stretched to fit around the pram's frame, in which case simply tuck the straps away. There is always somewhere suitable to which you can attach the SnoozeShade straps; the frame of the pushchair and the locking/hinge mechanism of the hood work well.

Just some of the pushchairs and prams that have been tested with SnoozeShade

The list includes most popular brands but is not exhaustive. If your buggy isn't on the list, it doesn't mean SnoozeShade won't fit.

Excellent product

"Had been looking for something like this for some time, and had been making do with a Bugaboo sun canopy for my Chameleon puschchair. This is easier to fit and works better at providing a good sleep environment for a nosy baby like mine! The zip position to look in and check on baby is a bit low to check baby when using it with the Bugaboo, but I just peek in the top instead, so its not a problem."

26/08/2011, 21:38 PMby BeckiO

lifesaver!!

"Anyone who has ever had a little one in desperate need of a nap( and getting grouchier by the second ) will really appreciate this snooze shade. Our baby girl slept like a log. Bliss! Perfect for holidays or when you're out and about, when their normal nap routine might otherwise be disturbed. It even fitted our large all terrain buggy. Very simple to fit and pack away. A very good product - and I would recommend it to other parents."

16/08/2011, 09:11 AMby happymummy

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