XKatX

I went to buy a foot muff for Olivers buggy today, but they all looked so small. Like he would grow out of it in less than a couple of months. Are there different sized foot muffs? Or are they not allowed them after a certain age?!!!

bethanylee

I thought they looked tiny in mothercare when I looked. I didn't have one last year as I just used blankets and pramsuit (he was rear facing in a big buggy). But this year he's in a stroller and always kicks blankets and also kicks at the raincover. So I got one from jojomamanbebe that's shower proof and also looks long... Infact, it's a bit too long for the stroller! It'll definitely do Ally this year and would prob. do next year if I still need it... it was £29.

sam19

Mamas and papas cosytoes come up big fitted a 3 nearly for 4 year old last winter. there about £30 but tkmaxx sell them for £10 (not sure if they have them now tho)

babe2ooo

good question i dont know, i bought a pram that had one and its ok, i think you can use them til when ever u like, its so cold out now they really need one.

Jemima

I got Poppy's online from poshbugs. It's so snuggly.

Hoping

Thomas has a lollypop lane one from kiddicare and it has lots of length left - it fits on his maclaren pushchair.

nikkip75

buggy snuggles are really long and for upto 3.5 years.

http://www.buggysnuggle.com/show_con...B-F28E2F87AE0D

i used one for dd2 until she was about 2.5...

lulu0504

I am having this exact problem at the min! Lili is just too big for our quinny footmuff and I have to tuck her legs right up to zip it up and it just puckers up out of shape. She is really tall for her age (94th centile!!) so it is a nightmare.
I am looking to get one custom made by chunkle-munkle (http://www.chunkle-munkle.co.uk) as her stuff is amazing and she has so many gorgeous fabrics.

xKimx

I just bought i new one and its far too small

keelykat

The one that came with my puschair looks too small aswell, think i need to find a bigger one!