I currently use a Graco Snugride in a City Mini stroller for my infant. Would this work to shield her from the sun?
179547
Yes it is awesome and designed in a way to be able to put onto multiple strollers and car seats. I love it. It is big and stands out but my son has fair skin like me and crys when the sun is directly in his eyes so this has been the answer to fun long walks for us...
179548
I use it everyday when I walk our dog to help block off the sun. It works pretty well and does the job
332441
I used it on a baby jogger City Select and it worked well. I don't know how it would do with a child standing or sitting on the back without an shade holding up the cover...
1400573
HI. I have a different Graco stroller but looking at the photos of your online it will fit. It may be a little loose under the tray and you may want to attach velcro so or somthing to make it more snug. Or not.
673933
Yes wonderfully so. But if you have a cup holder or Mommy panel attached to the handle, the cover needs to go down over the stroller IN FRONT of the cup holder. The cup holder will get wet unless you bring something to cover it. That does not bother us. We only used our mommy panel for cups. But, if you plan on putting cell phone or keys in the cup hokder, you just have to remove them if it rains. We used this cover at Disney World and it rained all week. It was a life saver.
2198797
Yes, it has mesh sides that do not move. In addition, it has a mesh top which zips away for access to the baby. On top of that is a solid cover to block the sun. The solid cover snaps into place. When not in use, the solid cover can be tucked into a sleeve at the back so that it is completely hidden.
348776
I would say so. Because it puts off a light breeze. We use it in a stroller bassinet for our newborn at the pool. If it gets extra hot out we also use a cooling towel to give a little extra help with the cooling factor.
1189442
No I don't think it would work because of the way it's shaped. In the vista you have to use some of the more reclined positions and the g-luxe and g-lite strollers don't recline that far. Plus most umbrella strollers are usually recommend for 6 months and up once baby has more neck control. I would check the seat dimensions of the stroller and compare it to the dimensions of this also as the g-lite and g-luxe I believe are narrower and not as deep. Just another thought is both of those strollers would not be able to fold up if you used this in it. Hope that helps!
1282323
We bought the Graco SnugRide Classic Connect 30 Car Seat, Dragonfly and it worked great with the stroller. We actually bought the car seat specifically because we wanted this stroller. Good luck. I hope this helped.
1332243
I use this shade with a Baby Trend stroller with a rather small shade - barely covered my daughter's face - and with this Sun Shade I can shade her all the way to the tips of her toes (she turned one in July). Worked great!
293196
Yes, I got the Jeep stroller rain cover...Love it in snow too. I found that the cover fits better if you keep the sun visors folded, but put them down in front of the babies instead of over top.
265434
Thank you for your reply ... I have actually had this stroller for 11 months and I've been putting the Graco Snugride in the back the whole time. It is completely safe and snug. The weight of the carrier falls well beween the two sets of wheels and is extremely sturdy. I appreciate your warning of "looking like such and incompetant" ... but I would never, ever put my children in danger, even if I don't follow every rule to the letter.
437824
It should. It can actually cover bigger items (like a pack n play) but it tucks in well. I've used it on our stroller, as well as larger items. As long as you're okay knowing you may need to tuck it in for smaller items it still works great. For the cost it's a great investment. The bug guards that come with car seats or strollers are much more expensive and are only designed for that item. good luck!
558688
I take my 2 year old and 3 month old on walks in this stroller and neither have seemed to be too hot. As others have said, the sun shade really protects the riders from the sun and heat and the nylon fabric stays cool.
558865
No it will not. This is made for kids ages 1-3. Hope this helped. I actually have it in the toddler size for this winter for the City Mini Stroller and it goes all the way down to where the foot rest is.Wait a second, I just clicked on the product and see that they have the option for infant/toddler. If you decide to get the infant size, then yes it will fit on the Graco Snugride 30. If you get toddler size, then that it's made for ages as mentioned above.
673935
It fit pretty well on the double city GT (enough to serve its purpose but not perfectly) so I imagine it would also on the city mini? It does have Velcro down the back to go around the bar in the middle of the handle on the mini. If you want something to fit exactly I would order a city mini cover but this kept our stroller and kids dry at Disney.
2114106
I think you probably can although I haven't tried it because I was overall unhappy with this rain cover. It's stiff plastic and that makes it hard to take on and off. Also, it doesn't have a zipper to open and close so you have to lift it on and off to take your baby in and out of the stroller. I ordered the baby jogger brand rain cover to replace this one (I use it on the standard city mini and my summit x3) and I prefer it. It's better quality, easier to take on and off and to store. The only downside to the baby jogger brand one is that the top is black so when it's on you can't see your baby through the little windows in the top of the sun canopy. Still, I'd recommend it over the Sasha brand one.
489349
No issues directly, but with all young children and all covered strollers, you should be constantly checking to see if they have water & resting in the shade / in the stores periodically to avoid overheating. If concerned, you can always buy a small clip-on (third-party unfortunately) soft fan that will blow air on the little one (and some humidify, too).