Choosing accessories for outings with your baby
From carrier dimensions to stroller styles, start with where and how each accessory will be used.
How do I choose baby outing accessories?
Start with the attachment point and dimensions. For carrier bibs, check the strap width or circumference. For mosquito nets, choose the version for a single stroller, double stroller or infant car-seat carrier. For pacifier straps, check the attachment method and follow the removal and adult-supervision instructions.
Measure the carrier before choosing a bib.
Carrier strap covers wrap around the shoulder straps, so check the fit before choosing a pattern. Measure the strap width or circumference, then compare it with the product information.
The BB14 strap covers measure approximately 20 × 20 cm when flat. They fit straps up to 18 cm in circumference or approximately 8 cm wide. The chest bib measures approximately 59 × 24 cm. Check that the fastenings are secure and monitor your baby's breathing and posture during use.
See the carrier bib setKeep items close, and know when to detach them.
A pacifier strap can keep small essentials within reach. Check whether the attachment method suits the item, and inspect the clip, snaps and strap before use.
The BF09 has a clip at one end and three adjustable snap positions at the other. Never wrap it around a baby's neck or use it as a necklace. Remove it when not in use. Do not attach it to a baby while sleeping, riding in a car seat or unattended.
See the pacifier strap and full safety notesCheck your stroller before choosing accessories.
Single strollers, double strollers and infant car-seat carriers have different shapes, with corresponding net styles. Check the model, dimensions and attachment method before choosing.
Fit and secure the BE07 net fully so it cannot come loose and cover your baby's face. Keep the mesh ventilated and do not place other fabric over it. This accessory does not replace adult supervision.
See the stroller mosquito netBack home, get ready for next time.
Wash used bibs promptly and air-dry them completely before storing. Inspect fastenings, straps and mesh. Stop use and replace any item that is damaged, loose or abnormal.
You do not need every accessory for every trip. Choose what suits this outing, then check the specifications and instructions.
