Jolly JumperJolly Jumper Snuggle Cover- Buffalo Plaid, red Plaid

The concept is really great, this is perfect for temperature around 10 degree Celsius, but not warm enough if the temperature drops below that. I like that it covers baby feet well because of the elastic band. The neck strap can be more comfortable if they put a bit of a padding. Another thing that I want to add in this is the option to attach another blanket inside (perhaps with velcro or snaps) to make it warmer for my baby. Still good enough for the price.

So easy to use and adds an extra layer for baby without making it too warm for me. If baby is dressed appropriately, I would feel comfortable using this to around -10 degrees celsius, maybe even colder. Used for 2.5hrs today in 0 degree sunny weather and we were both toasty warm

I bought this to use with my carrier however I’ve used it more actually with the car seat. It is really toasty and keeps the heat in so well. And it’s a good size too I find. It’s not too bulky but has good coverage. Pocket is a nice feature. I use it to support my baby but keep my hands out usually. It washes well. I’ve used it with my bassinet attachment on my stroller but see it’ll be great when we start using the stroller seats too as it’ll work similar to the car seat. I’m not sure how old you can go with it. Anyway. I’m a fan.

I love this brand, and I have a car seat cover in the same red plaid pattern- but I'm not a fan of this specific product. I wish the bottom was adjustable or was able to hook onto it or something because it just dangles down. I have a very small baby too, so it will take him several months before this would even fit him properly as the bottom just dangles down. I'd only recommend if you have an older and bigger baby- under 6 months I wouldn't recommend at all.

Bought this for my grand baby. Works well with front carrier and is now getting massive use on the stroller. It is a fantastic addition, keeps baby cozy, it wraps underneath the foot section and stays tight and snug helping stop wind etc. They live in Ireland where the weather can change quickly and this works for them daily from autumn to spring