We have created a Babywearing Cover suited to all your needs.
Discover BabyMonkey® covers: they keep the little ones warm and ensure comfort and practicality for their parents. Every one of our babywearing covers is made 100% in Italy, using certified materials of high quality.
Ease of use
Fit/adaptability
Warmth
Ease of use
Fit/adaptability
Warmth
What is a Baby Carrier Cover? What is it for?
A universal cover: usable with all baby carriers (except one-shoulder carriers) and as a leg cover for strollers and car seats.
Essential for using your baby carrier year-round, even on the coldest and rainiest days.
One size fits all: a single product suitable from 0 to 3/4 years. Unisex: Can be used by both mom and dad.
Makes undressing easy: when you enter a warm environment, you can remove the cover without taking the baby out of the carrier!
Positions for using BabyMonkey® covers with baby carriers and wraps
Front position
Back position - 6+ months
On the stroller
Mid-season Cover and Winter Cover: How to choose?
Comparison of our babywearing covers
Temperature
Season of use
Rainproof
Windproof
Universal
Product weight
Hood
Fleece lining
Ideal for
Winter Cover
-3°C / 10°C
Winter
520g
Very cold days, even in the snow!
Mid-season Cover
10°C / 18°C
Spring / Autumn
350g
Rainy, windy days, or when it’s a bit chilly
How to Dress Your Baby in a Baby Carrier
Weather Conditions
The cover protects the baby from wind and rain, making the baby carrier usable in any weather condition. Remember to dress your baby lighter or heavier depending on the weather, just as you would with a regular jacket.
Replaces the Jacket
The cover should be considered a substitute for the baby's jacket, so we recommend dressing the baby normally depending on the season and the child's sensitivity to cold.
Body Contact Generates Heat
When dressing your baby, keep in mind that they will be in close contact with the wearer, which will generate a heat exchange, keeping the baby much warmer than if they were in a stroller.
Pay Attention to Extremities
It’s important to cover the baby's head with a hat or balaclava on colder days. Feet, which get cold more easily, also deserve extra attention.
