I'm sure you've seen the article that's been making the rounds about the dangers of covering baby while they are in the pram? A study Undertaken by a Swedish newspaper has declared that using a blanket/towel/sheet etc to shade baby from the sun can be very dangerous as there's no ventilation so temperatures can increase very quickly.
With this in mind it's always best and safest to choose a method of shading that is specifically designed for that task. Snooze Shade offers a range of products which have been tested to offer safe reliable sun protection for pushchairs and car seats.
After chatting with the lovely SnoozeShade crew about the safest way to shade in a pushchair and we decided I should test out the Snooze Shade Plus Deluxe. I spent a lot of time at the allotment and Termite spends most of her time there napping!
This works out fab for both of us as I get lots done, she gets a nice sleep and lots of fresh air too. There are lots of bugs though and at the moment lots of sun too! So the shade has really come into its own for us. It keeps out 80% UV with outer panel open meaning baby can still see out or you can close the outer panel for almost total darkness free from distraction.
I love that it's almost completely universal which for us means it fits on the Stokke Xplory, if you've ever had an Xplory you will know that 'universal fit' usually means absolutely nothing because of the shape of the pram and position of the chassis. With the snooze shade though a little adjustment gives great coverage and an almost perfect fit.
I love that I don't need to unpeel any Velcro (could anything be noisier around a sleeping child) to check in my little termite. I can just slide the silent zip down and et voila!
The shade offers almost total darkness when completely closed or you can have the front panel part open for shade but still with visibility or both panels open.
I think thisis a great investment for holidays, days out and even a bit of extra winter protection
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Stay out of the midday sun, rink plenty of fluids, wear suncream and a hat - that goes for baby too! Wear light cotton colours too.
ReplyDeletewe try & stay out the sun from 11am-3pm when very hot/sunny
ReplyDeleteAlways have factor 50 suncream for babies and people with sensitive skin. Never put a blanket over pram as it's dangerous and can lead to SIDS. Give baby and your self, plenty of fluids to keep hydrated and be responsible on the sun x
ReplyDeleteStay out of sun between 12 - 2
ReplyDeleteStay out of sun between 11am -3pm.x
ReplyDeletedrink plenty of water - leanne w
ReplyDeletego out earlier in the morning when it's cooler
ReplyDeleteDO NOT OVER DO IT IN THE SUN
ReplyDeleteDrink plenty of water.
ReplyDeleteavoid the sun between 11 and 3
ReplyDeleteStay out of sun between 11am -3pm
ReplyDeleteWear sun cream, hats, sunglasses and if you can stay out of the sun!! Xx
ReplyDeletesun cream, hats, stay out of sun.
ReplyDeleteWear a hat
ReplyDeleteLots of sun cream, sun hats and keep out of the sun when it's at its hottest :)
ReplyDeleteI must ensure I take our snooze shade on holiday next month
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your review on #TriedTested this week x
Hat, Suncream, Glasses, Water :)
ReplyDeleteWe love our Snoozeshade too, and like you say, the zip instead of velcro is such a good idea - no one wants to wake a sleeping baby! Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested
ReplyDeleteThis looks great!
ReplyDeleteStaying out of the sun for the hottest parts of the day and drinking plenty- and lots and lots of suncream
never forget the suncream even if it's cloudy!
ReplyDeleteBig floppy hats and making sure you stay out of the sun in peak times
ReplyDeleteWhen it is very hot i put a lightweight long sleeve white shirt on my son instead of a t-shirt to keep cool and covered
ReplyDeleteStay out of sun between 11am -3pm,always use sun screen even if the weathers cloudy and drink lots of water.
ReplyDeletestay out of the sun between 11 - 3 pm
ReplyDeletestay out of the sun between 11-3
ReplyDeleteSuncream and hat! :)
ReplyDeleteStay out of the sun between 11-3 when it's hottest
ReplyDeletePlenty of high factor sun cream and try to stay in the shade as much as possible
ReplyDeleteWear a hat with a wide brim
ReplyDeletestay out of direct sun, apply sun cream and keep hydrated
ReplyDeleteStay out of the sun as much as possible and always use high factor suncream when outside x
ReplyDeleteSuncream, hats, glasses, shade and lots of water!
ReplyDeleteStay out of the sun! If it can't be avoided, hats, 'magic' suncream and lots of water :)
ReplyDeletePlan ahead so that you're not caught out without protection- sunscreen, hats, etc.
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