Winter Babywearing Cover Warm protection for the coldest days

Windproof and rain-resistant

The technical softshell fabric helps protect your baby from wind and light rain during winter outings.

Warm and fleece-lined

The inner fleece lining adds warmth and is designed for winter, approximately between -3°C and 10°C.

Versatile

It can be used while carrying on the front or back and also as a leg cover during stroller walks.

Universal and one size

It is compatible with baby carriers and wraps that are not one-shoulder carriers, adapts to different body shapes and grows with your child.

Hood

The hood helps protect your baby’s head from wind, cold and rain while keeping the face uncovered and clearly visible.

Front pocket

The large front pocket provides space for small items and lets the wearer keep their hands sheltered on colder days.

Why use a cover while babywearing?

Body contact generates warmth

Your baby stays in close contact with the wearer’s body, so take this additional warmth into account when choosing clothing.

It replaces the jacket

The cover acts as your baby’s outer layer. When you enter a warm place, you can remove it without taking your baby out of the carrier.

Practical when you’re out and about

The cover lets you keep using your carrier or wrap in cold, windy or lightly rainy weather without adding extra bulky accessories.

Protection during breaks too

During an outdoor break, you can keep your baby protected by the cover, while always checking their position, face and airways.

How do you use the BabyMonkey Cover?

Place it over the baby once they are correctly positioned in the carrier or wrap. Watch the videos to see how to fasten it for front or back carrying.

How should you dress your baby with the Winter Cover?

Think of the cover as your baby’s jacket. Under the carrier, choose clothing suited to the temperature and avoid overly bulky layers so the baby carrier or wrap can be adjusted correctly.

Check the weather

Temperature, wind, humidity and the length of your outing all affect comfort: adjust clothing to the actual conditions of the day.

No jacket under the cover

The Winter Cover already acts as the warm outer layer, so there is generally no need to add a padded jacket between the baby and the wearer.

Take body warmth into account

Your baby is close to the wearer’s body, so factor in this extra warmth when deciding how many layers to use.

Protect the head and feet

On colder days, pay particular attention to areas that remain more exposed, such as the head and feet.

You can pair the cover with...

Cotton fleece suit

On particularly cold days, you can consider adding an extra layer, always making sure your baby is not overdressed or too bulky inside the carrier.

Balaclava

Helps protect the head and neck from wind and cold. It is reversible, with jersey on one side and cotton sherpa fleece on the other.

Tie bonnet

Made from soft cotton jersey, it can be useful on milder winter days or when light head protection is enough.

Booties

They help protect little feet, which can remain more exposed to the cold while babywearing. They are reversible, with jersey and cotton sherpa fleece.