A pram sun cover is much safer to use than a blanket or muslin draped over the top of a buggy or car seat.

Parasols, on the other hand, may need to be readjusted more frequently, if you change directions or as the sun moves across the sky during the day. Our buggy shade offers optimal breathability and airflow with two vented panels and a roll-up window. The side mesh panels add extra protection against UV rays (the design screens up to 99% of UV rays), whilst adding a level of air circulation, and the angle is adjustable to directly block sunlight.For an option that will offer full coverage, this buggy cover from John Lewis ANYDAY is really great value. We recommend SnoozeShade Plus Deluxe for babies and toddlers who are seated in the stroller seat, because it’s proportioned to fit around a child who is sitting up and wanting to see out. It has been tested on strollers, pushchairs and three wheelers of all shapes and sizes and designed to have a universal fit. A sleeping-baby emblem deters people from disturbing your children, while the sneak-a-peek zip lets you check on one of both of them without letting in too much light.

Parasols clip onto the handle or side of the frame, so check the size of the clip compared to the chassis of your buggy. If you don't fancy a cover that has to be fastened on, a more traditional parasol style is a good option and it offers shade that can easily be adjusted throughout the day. Why SnoozeShade is safe to use: SnoozeShade was invented by Cara Sayer – a safety-obsessed mum who needed to help her daughter sleep and stay protected from the sun in her pushchair.For hygiene reasons, we do not refund/exchange opened bedding/mattresses/breast pumps/ Elvie Trainer* unless they are faulty. Our sun cover set now comes with both mesh and blackout covers, offering protection from light, sun, wind, and insects, giving your child a safe and comfortable place to rest, on the go. The following link will show you how to find the civic amenity site closest to where you can recycle you WEEE, bateries and light bulbs, https://www.