Snuggle Summer Footmuff Compatible with Mothercare Orb - Grey Star

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Please ensure the chassis is less than 14cm circumference. The smallest width this will fit is 15" and the largest 30". The legs can extend to accommodate different pushchairs. They vary from 11" and on the longest setting 15". The Mothercare Nanu Stroller is suitable from birth to 15kg (approximately three years old), offering good longevity to parents. Its seat is cushioned and the straps are secure enough for a newborn, but we think it’s probably best used when your child is six months or older as the ride isn't as comfortable as we'd like it to be. Luxurious fleece lined Footmuff with water resistant shell to keep your baby or toddler warm and cosy. Our cosy stroller footmuff is extra long and has a chest opening for easy access and a bottom opening for muddy boots and shoes. With a pull-tie hood for colder days, your baby will stay snug and warm. The Mothercare Nanu Stroller collapses well. It’s certainly not the easiest fold we tested, but for its price it does more than an adequate job. A For Your Little One Pushchair footmuff for your Mothercare is a must-have for any pushing parent.

No matching extras are currently available, however you can buy a universal standard footmuff from Mothercare if needed. This buggy was one of the cheapest we put to the test but, overall, was one of the best, receiving impressive scores in all categories from our experienced tester. The Cybex Snøgga is more spacious than the Snøgga Mini (for baby car seat and carrycot) but still shorter than standard at 89 cm. It works up to about two years old, but then the footmuff will start to feel a bit narrow. The Snøgga can also be adapted for the carrycot because it is so soft and thin. The design of this buggy is one of the reasons why it scored so highly, because, aesthetically, it’s very much a head-turner thanks to the iconic Little Bird design – an established favourite with many parents.

How does the Mothercare Nanu Stroller handle?

Bright, bold and colourful, the buggy is absolutely lovely to look at, simple but stylish, and is ideal for those parents who like the vintage or retro aesthetic or are already a fan of the popular Mothercare range. Apart from the design of the fabric and the colour of the frame (yellow), the Little Bird Nanu is the same as all other pushchairs in the Nanu range. A pushchair footmuff for your Mothercare stroller is a type of footmuff that is designed to fit over the seat of a pushchair. It helps to keep your child warm and protects them from the wind and rain. It is easy to imagine that a thin footmuff has a dubious heat-holding capability. But that’s not the case with the Snøgga Mini. Your baby can wear normal clothes in this footmuff right down to five degrees below zero. If the weather is colder than that, there’s enough space in the Snøgga Mini to put an intermediate layer on the child in the form of a thinner wool or fleece overall. We were delighted to see that that this brilliant little pushchair comes with a good rain cover as standard and that the basket, for this kind of stroller, is a reasonable size. Can I buy any extras?

With the addition of a sheepskin in the carrycot, as insulation from below, the Snøgga Mini keeps your baby at just the right temperature even at less than -10 degrees. Depending on where you live, this means the footmuff may therefore be warm enough to work right through the winter. Slippery inside makes the baby slide around The footmuff is better in a baby car seat than in a carrycot. The Cybex Snøgga Mini’s rear section has an opening for the car seat harness. This makes it easy to keep your baby warm if you use the baby car seat on the stroller chassis in winter. However, it would have been nice if it was possible to open up the foot end of the footmuff completely so it didn’t get too warm when the child is travelling in a heated car. A footmuff is a pushchair accessory that you use during the colder times of the year, which can provide rain cover and additional warmth through lambskin and sheepskin. The footmuff can be used in either a carrycot or a pushchair. For carrycots, special mini footmuffs are available, which can often be used on a car seat too, but normal footmuffs often fit in a normal sized carrycot. Because seat units are different sizes in different pushchairs, and come in both standard and ergonomic shapes, it’s important to choose a footmuff that fits your own pushchair. The idea behind using a footmuff in a pushchair is to create an additional protective layer that keeps out the wind and cold temperatures and retains the child’s own warmth, in the same way that a winter overall does when the child is running around in the snow. There are a number of different types of pushchair footmuffs to choose from, so it's important to select the one that is right for you and your child. Some footmuffs are reversible, while others have a fleece lining for extra warmth. Make sure to choose one that is waterproof and has a good level of insulation. What Are the Benefits of Using a Pushchair Footmuff?But this thinness doesn’t mean that the footmuff is cold. According to Cybex, the Snøgga is adapted to withstand the weather between -10 and +10 degrees. And after a winter’s use, you can’t doubt this. Even though the footmuff looks thin, it is very good at keeping the heat in. No extra layers of clothing are required for your baby to stay a good temperature at zero degrees. The Cybex Snøgga also has a rather small opening, which can be tightened around the face, and this provides a little extra insulation. Ergonomically shaped footmuff with no way to attach it