Dooky Sunshade for Pram/Sroller/Pushchair/Car Seat, Universal Fit, UPF 40+ UV Protection, Water Resistant, 100% Breathable Cotton, Silver Stars

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Because of its unique design, Dooky is easily adjustable – simply roll up or down using the Velcro strips, keeping the sunlight away from your little one’s face. The Dooky hood will fit onto any buggy, pram, car seat or carrycot easily with its adaptable rings, and with the attached velcro strips you can roll it up when not in use. With a UV 40+ rating this sunshade will protect your baby from over 95% of the suns harmful UVA and UVB rays. Excess charges will apply to multiple boxes or boxes with a gross or volumetric weight over 20kg or of a larger size.

Working to create a quiet and peaceful environment for your child whilst you are out and about, the fabric on the Dooky Shade blocks out light, sun, wind and noise so they can rest comfortably. Dooky Sunshades can easily create a quiet and peaceful environment for your child without being bothered by light, wind, noise and light rain.For bulky items this can be arranged by one our advisors and will incur an uplift/ third party collection charge this will be deducted off any refund due to yourself. AddThis sets this geolocation cookie to help understand the location of users who share the information. They have the largest electric fleet of vans of any UK parcel operator and are committed to even more. The Dooky sun shade will fit onto any buggy, pram, car seat, carrycot or pushchair hood and creates a quiet, shaded, peaceful environment for your child.

The material used is also breathable, meaning unlike blankets or cloths, the temperature is controlled during hot or cold weather to prevent overheating.The Dooky Sunshade is universal and easily fits, in seconds, to any infant carrier, stroller or pushchair. For example if the hygiene seal has been broken on certain products or are bespoke and have been customised for you at your request. The Original Dooky Shade is a perfect solution to an age old problem of how to protect a baby from the elements. They've also made the commitment to reduce use of domestic air freight and using rail instead to get parcels round the country.