Baby Parasol Umbrella Compatible with Babylo Canopy Protect Sun & Rain

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Find your new favourite in our range of top-quality Babylo compatible products which will complement your pushchair and have you travelling in style, wherever you’re going! Whatever the time of year, your infant will be cosy, snug and ready for an adventure, through rain, shine or even sleet. Browse our selection of Babylo compatible parasols, fur hood trims, or footmuffs and get ready for your days out together today. Don’t compromise practicality for style with any of this selection! Babylo Compatible Products What makes these the best car window shades is that they cover a rear window entirely with no gaps. This ensures that no sunlight can sneak through and pour harmful UV rays over your baby. It does this as it’s a wrap-around static cling type of shade; it’s a stretchy material which wraps over the inside and outside. This also eliminates the hassle of suction cups. Best of all, as it wraps around the door frame and not the glass you can still roll down the car windows as you please! This travel system makes journeys with your little one a breeze, encompassing form and function all in one. Multi-functional Seat Unit Babies can travel safely from birth to 9kg in the comfort of their carrycot.The Panorama XT travel system bundle features a cosy lie-flat carry cot. Why not try our beautiful Babylo parasols which help protect your baby from the sun. For tandem strollers we'd recommend you use two, to ensure ample shade for both seats. One for each baby for maximum protection.

Includes lightweight frame and 2-in-1 reversible seat unit. which converts easily from lie-flat carrycot to reversible pushchair. These travel systems feature a large shopping basket, rain cover, and extendable hood. This simplifies travelling with baby, making trips enjoyable for you and your child. These baby travel systems are compatible with other items from the Babylo range, like the UPF 40+ Parasol (Ref: 204934), the 2-in-1 Stroller Cup and Phone Holder (Ref: 230077), and the Stroller Organiser (Ref: 230076) – each sold separately.Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, overexposure to UV rays as a child has a direct impact on the risk of cancer in later life – this time frame can be decades later. As scary it sounds, the way a parent helps protect their child from the sun glare via the car window can determine whether they will have a form of skin cancer as an adult. It is the parents or guardian’s responsibility alone to protect young children from the devastating effects of the sun’s rays. Car journeys create a false sense of safety from UV rays Cancer – Most skin cancers are caused by UV radiation and this has not been a secret. UV light can alter the DNA of the skin (the skin being an organ) which can then lead to malformations. However, it’s really important to remember that skin cancer can often come up a long time after prolonged and consistent exposure and we repeat our comment that there is a clear link between early exposure to UV as a child and the emergence of skin cancer in later life. To add some context – no one gets lung cancer from a single cigarette but a regular smoker has a higher risk of getting it at some point in their life. Eye damage – Overexposure to sunlight can damage the eyes temporarily and permanently. The sun’s rays can bounce off surfaces so they don’t need to be looking directly at the sun for this to happen – this is why we recommend window shades and sunglasses elsewhere. Eye problems caused by the sun can range from an inflamed cornea, cataracts and pterygium. You can limit the risk of eye problems during a car journey with any window shades but for seriously sunny days we recommend the sun shades in the car to cover the entire glass on both sides of the rear. FAQs Are sun shades safe for babies? To rate the car sun shades within our roundup, we based our recommendations on testing, our experience of using multiple shades, the latest research and several factors. Some of the factors that we took into consideration included the ease of installation, size options, construction, colours and styles available, warranty and value for money. The Best Baby Car Sun Shades

Sunburn – We’ve all had a sunburn at some point in our lives and it can be really painful even when it’s just mild. Sunburn is the body’s response to UV exposure and the start of type I cell-death. Babies who are exposed to UV radiation in a car without shade or sunscreen can get sunburn and as a parent, you will have to deal with the consequences which will be a very grumpy baby. In serious cases of sunburn, the skin can become infected which will require a heartbreaking hospital visit. Don’t take a risk with your child’s health and safety – get sun shades for the car. The new Panorama XT Travel System and i-Size Car Seat has a stylish design and easy to use features. The carrycot easily transforms into the seat unit, which saves you on storage. Suitable from birth to 15kg (approx. 4 years), the Panorama XT travel system by Babylo is designed for smooth control. These stylish travel systems are built for convenience, featuring a carry cot to pram and pushchair seat, alongside adjustable features. Unless you have full coverage car window shades then you can still apply sun cream, make them wear a hat and if they’re really well-behaved sunglasses to improve UV protection. How do you fit a car sun shade? This Babylo UPF+50 Sunshade is a great way to protect your baby from UV rays. Say goodbye to pram parasols or pram umbrellas – the Babylo sunshade is here to stay! So Easy to Use! This sunshade from Babylo is comfortable for babies, and also convenient for parents! It couldn’t be easier to use, and it fits most prams and strollers and baby car seats. Simply attach by its straps, and you’re good to go!

A patterned car sunshade is a common sight in car windows belonging to parents. If you’re about to have your first baby or your child’s been born recently and you’re doing some research then you might be having an aha moment when you realise you might need one. If you’re going to be driving your car for longer than 10 minutes then you most definitely need one. This buyer’s guide will explain why having sun shades in car windows are essential. Do I need a car sun shade for my baby?