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Winter Stroller Footmuff:
How to Choose the Igloo That’s Right for You Child

When the colder days arrive, one of the most common questions for parents of a small Child is:How can you keep your child warm during winter walks?

From jackets and snowsuits to blankets and stroller sleeping bags, there are several options. For time spent outdoors, theIgloo footmuffis a practical and cozy solution, designed to offer Child protection and comfort while out and about during the colder months.

Igloo Bamboomfootmuffs are available in different models, designed to accompany the various stages of growth: from birth up to age 4.

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Why choose a stroller bag?

Unlike a jacket, which mainly protects the upper body, the stroller footmuff creates a snug, enveloping space around the Child,covering the legs and feet as well.

It’s especially practical during walks because it keeps your little one protected without having to rely on multiple layers or blankets that can easily shift out of place.

TheBamboom Winter Igloos have a TOG rating of 4.5and are designed to provide snug protection on the coldest days.

The design is also tailored to fit strollers and infant car seats thanks toopenings for the seat belts, while the hood helps create an even cozier and more protected space.

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IGLOO 0+

Designed for the first few months, it features a full-length zipper, a protective hood, and a fold-down front flap.

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mini igloo

Approximately 80 cm long, it is designed to be used with the " Child " until the baby is about 8 or 9 months old.

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kids' igloo

It is designed for children from 8–9 months to 4 years old, offering more space to accommodate their growth

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Igloo Combi

Thanks tothe removable extension, it reaches 98 cm, adapting to the child's growth Child up to age 4.

Every model is designed with the same goal in mind:to make walks more comfortable and to protect little ones while they’re out and about, by choosing the solution best suited to their stage of development and the season.