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Baa Baby offers a universal sheepskin footmuff range with options suited to different pram types, seat sizes and harness systems.
Smaller seats and lightweight folding prams.
Side-by-side and tandem prams with smaller individual seats.
Including selected Cybex and other non-threadable harness systems.
Roomier seats that suit a longer, fuller footmuff.
Honestly, no. There's not one single footmuff that fits every pram perfectly. Prams differ too much in seat shape, size and harness design. These things that all change the fit, so a single footmuff can't fit them all equally well.
What we do instead is make a range, so there's a proper fit for your pram. Check your pram type above or your exact model in our fitting guide, and you'll find the right one.
Yes, that's exactly what we're here for. You can use the pram-type guide above to find your closest match, or check your exact model in our fitting guide, which has photos and videos for most major prams. If you're still unsure, email us at baa@baababy.co.uk with your pram make and model and we'll tell you which footmuff fits best
Don't worry, our guide covers the most popular prams, but our footmuffs fit many more than we can list. If you can't see your model, email us at baa@baababy.co.uk with your pram make and model and we'll tell you exactly which footmuff fits best. We're always happy to help you find the right one.
No, our sheepskin footmuffs are made for year-round use. The top zips off completely to leave a breathable sheepskin liner, so the same footmuff keeps your baby cosy in winter and cool in the warmer months. One footmuff, both seasons.
Sometimes, but it's not usually the best fit. We've explained exactly which footmuffs work in which carrycots, and when a liner is the better choice, in our full guide: Should I use a footmuff in a carrycot?
