BABYBJÖRN Sun Cover for Baby Carrier

Make sure that the Sun Cover screens your child completely and that his or her hands or feet, for example, are not sticking out from under the material. The Sun Cover works best when allowed to hang loosely and should not be stretched or placed tightly against your child’s body. You should also avoid getting the Sun Cover wet. Checking your child regularly to make sure that he or she doesn’t get too hot when you are out in the sun is to be recommended. 



N.B. Small babies should not be exposed to strong sunlight at all – avoid going out in the sun completely when it is at its strongest, namely in the middle of the day. 

If you want to use the sun-hood by itself, simply remove it from the cape and stretch the elastic loops over the Baby Carrier’s headrest.



N.B. Remember that the shade does not offer complete protection from the sun’s rays: you must protect your child’s skin in strong sunlight, even when you are in a shady place. 

The world-leading test institute Intertek RAM tested the sun cover and found that it does not make the child’s environment hotter. The sun cover does reflect some of the heat radiation, however, it is still important to make certain that your child does not become overheated.

Check the UV index for the day in your current location. If the UV index is 3 or higher, stay in the shade and stay out of the sun completely between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Remember that the shade does not offer complete protection from the sun’s rays, and that ultraviolet radiation levels can be high, even on cloudy days. When you are out in the sun, keep an eye on your child to make sure that he or she does not overheat, and make sure that all of your child’s body, including his or her hands and feet, are protected.

Wash the Sun Cover separately at 40o C. We recommend to use a mild, bleach-free detergent.

100% polyester. The material is Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Class 1 certified, which means that it contains no hazardous or allergenic substances, so your child will not be harmed if he or she sucks the Sun Cover material.

The textile used in the Sun Cover has a UPF 40 rating, which means it offers excellent protection against the sun’s harmful rays, blocking 97.5% or more of solar UV radiation. 
UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) is the standard used to describe how well a garment/textile protects against harmful solar rays.

The Sun Cover is easy to attach – simply pull the elastic loop over the clips on the Baby Carrier’s headrest.

The Sun Cover fits the following baby carriers: BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Original, BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Air, BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Active and BABYBJÖRN Baby Carrier Synergy.