Comprar JJ Cole Body Support Grey Herringbone Tri-Stitch — 1 Piece
R$354,04
JJ Cole Body Support Grey Herringbone Tri-Stitch — 1 Piece
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Comprar JJ Cole Body Support Grey Herringbone Tri-Stitch — 1 Piece – Babies & Kids – Clothing – Suplementos em Oferta.
JJ Cole Body Support Grey Herringbone Tri-Stitch Description
- Reversible Fabrics For Year’s Round Comfort
- Fits Snugly Around Infants Of All Sizes
- Head Support Adjusts Length-Wise To Grow With Baby
- Machine Washable
- For Use In Car Seats, Joggers, Strollers, Swings And More
- Fits Most Harness Systems; No Threading Necessary When Transferring Between Seats
JJ Cole’s reversible body support has soft velour on one side and a breathable embrioded knit on the other, providing comfort to baby in any season. The head support is adjustible length-wise and detachable, which accommodates baby’s growth.
Mission
JJ Cole Collections provides parents with products that epitomize utility and convenience, while embracing fashion and style. JJ Cole strives to address the needs and wants of today’s busy, on-the go parent.
Company Overview
JJ Cole Collections consists of a progressive team that designs and manufactures a wide range of exceptionally convenient and fashionable parent, baby, and toddler products. JJ Cole provides the industry’s top retailers with products that resonate with today’s parent; fusing convenience and safety with style.
Is it safe to use a body support in my infant carrier?
The JJ Cole Collections Body Support has been fully tested and meets all applicable physical, mechanical chemical, and flammability requirements. Beyond that, every car seat manufacturer has different stipulations regarding the use of after-market accessories. Please consult your car seat manual or contact the manufacturer directly for further information.
How it the body support adjustable?
As your baby grows, you can adjust the headrest portion of the body support by moving the headrest Valcro strip up on the Velcro body support strip. If you feel it is getting too snug around your baby’s face or body, you may wish to remove it. Please contact your pediatrician for advice on whether your baby’s neck muscles are developed enough to go without support as all babies develop at individual rates.
