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cybex stroller infant insert Cooling] Baby Stroller Seat Liner (Includes 4 Gel Ice Packs) – PUPPAPUPO OFFICIAL STORE

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cybex stroller infant insert Cooling] Baby Stroller Seat Liner (Includes 4 Gel Ice Packs) – PUPPAPUPO OFFICIAL STOREStay cool on summer outings with the versatile cooling stroller seat, featuring gel ice packs! Stay cool and comfortable in the summer heat with the Versatile Cooling Stroller Liner! Designed to keep your babys back fresh and dry, it includes a back pocket for 2 gel ice packs. Perfect for heat protection, this must have seat works seamlessly with strollers and baby carriers. Comes with 4 cooling gel packs, including 2 spares, for added convenience.

  • Stay cool on summer outings with the versatile cooling stroller seat, featuring gel ice packs!

    Stay cool and comfortable in the summer heat with the Versatile Cooling Stroller Liner! Designed to keep your baby’s back fresh and dry, it includes a back pocket for 2 gel ice packs. Perfect for heat protection, this must-have seat works seamlessly with strollers and baby carriers. Comes with 4 cooling gel packs, including 2 spares, for added convenience.

  • Perfect for various occasions! Separate design cushions

    For both strollers and baby carriages, this cool 2-in-1 stroller seat can be used. The head and body of this seat can be easily separated with snap buttons.

  • Cool yet soft! Comes with 4 specially designed dual-layer cooling gel ice packs

    If you're looking for a cooling gel that’s soft yet provides long-lasting cooling effect, PUPPAPUPO has the solution. Our cooling gel uses a two-layer design: the front side features "non-freezing gel" that won’t harden in the freezer, while the back side uses "freezing gel" to maintain coldness longer. When using, place the soft side (the non-freezing gel side with the PUPPAPUPO logo) against the baby’s head or body. *For best results, freeze for 3–8 hours before use.

  • ‘Back pocket’ for storing gel ice packs

    The back pocket keeps the gel ice packs from directly touching, preventing overcooling. Its layered construction securely holds the gel, so there’s no risk of it slipping out. The sleek design, free of zippers or buttons, minimizes bumps, ensuring the baby’s peaceful sleeping face stays undisturbed.

  • Keep the stroller comfortable with a refreshing coolness

    The stroller combines two seat liners, offering moderate cushioning with urethane processing, cooling fabric, and gel ice packs to keep the baby’s head and back comfortably cool!

  • Cool and comfortable to carry! For baby carriers

    The baby carrier uses only the seat cushion part, which keeps the baby’s back dry and comfortable during face-to-face carrying, making it more comfortable for parents too. When using the seat cushion alone, simply fold the edge and fasten the snap button to use.

  • Cool, soft, and breathable with a three-layer design

    Cool Sensation + Urethane + Mesh triple layer construction. The baby-contact surface is made of a cool and comfortable contact-cooling fabric. The urethane interior provides excellent cooling and soft cushioning for a soft and fluffy sleep experience. The back is made of highly breathable mesh fabric, so you can spend a comfortable and enjoyable summer day without feeling stuffy.

  • Just the right coolness for babies

    PUPPAPUPO’s contact-cooling fabric has a q-max value of approx. 0.366 W/cm² (≈ 2.36 W/in²), providing a pleasant, moderate cool feeling the moment it touches the skin. It is designed to feel comfortably cool without over-cooling, helping babies stay cozy and relaxed. This is baby-first quality, created with your little one’s comfort in mind.
    *Generally, fabrics with a q-max value of 0.2 W/cm² (≈ 1.29 W/in²) or higher are considered to have contact-cooling performance.

  • Quick and easy straps installation

    Installation is easy with a simple string tie. Strollers can be attached to the side frames and carriers can be attached to the shoulder straps. *Some stroller models may not be compatible.

  • Place in stroller to prevent heat stroke

    PUPPAPUPO's Cooling ice pack stroller liner have pockets on the head and back that can be used to store ice pack gel. They're perfect for preventing heat stroke.

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  • Set contents

    1) Head cushion 2) Seat cushion 3) 4 gel ice packs

  • Quality assurance, safety and reliability

    We want our baby goods to be safe to use from newborns, and we want mothers to feel confident in their choice because their children will be using them. Our products undergo several tests (product inspection, washing test and fabric inspection) by a third-party organization.

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SPEC SIZE, MATERIALS AND SPECIFICATIONS

Item number
240181002
Brand name
PUPPAPUPO
Size
Star × Beige (Crown): Approx. 10.6” × 21.1” (27×53.5cm) (excluding pom-pom) / Head Cushion): Approx. 10.6” × 11” (27×28cm) / Seat Cushion: Approx. 7.9” × 11.8” (20×30cm)
Star × Ivory (Cloud): Approx. 11″ × 17.9″ (28×45.5cm) / Head cushion: approx. 11″ × 8.3″ (28×21cm) / Seat cushion: approx. 7.9″×11.8″ (20×30cm)
Flower × Milky Pink (Ribbon): Approx. 12.6″ × 17.9″ (32×45.5cm) / Head cushion: approx. 12.6″ × 9.6″ (32×24.5cm) / Seat cushion: approx. 7.9″×11.8″ (20×30cm)
Bear × Mint (Bear): Approx. 11.4” × 17.9″ (29×45.5cm) / Head Cushion: Approx. 11.4” × 7.9” (29×20cm) / Seat Cushion: Approx. 7.9” × 11.8” (20×30cm)
Cooling Gel: 6.1” × 4.5″ (15.5×11.5 cm)
Materials
[Seat] Front surface: 100% nylon (urethane-bonded) with laminate coating; Back surface (mesh): 100% polyester with laminate coating / [Cooling Gel] Outer film: nylon/polyethylene; Contents: water, antifreeze, stabilizer, thickener, preservative
Precautions
This product may not be compatible with certain specially designed strollers. Please do not use the cooling gel on its own under any circumstances.
Country of origin
Designed Japan、made in China
Note
Age appropriate: When child can hold head up, approximately 3 months.
Regarding Product Color and Size
Actual product colors may vary slightly from photos due to manufacturing timing, production lots, or your device’s display settings.Product size may also vary slightly due to measurement methods or material characteristics. We appreciate your understanding.
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