Sun protection your pram is missing.
We all worry that the pram canopy doesn't fully shade our baby.
COVR is designed to fit your pram, blocking 98.8% of UV rays
Reliable protection for sensitive skin
Pre-order nowAll pre-orders $55. Free postage when you buy two.
Shade is the first line of defence for babies
Sunscreen isn't recommended for babies under six months. Shade and clothing do the heavy lifting instead. Ensure the shade you provide is Ultraviolet Effectiveness (UVE) rated.
Shade and sunscreen are recommended for UV above 3. In the Southern States sun protection is recommended from about October through March. Further north, it's most of the year.
Protection when you need it
The Signature Shade slides onto your pram's bumper bar and shades the gap. Their legs stay covered. They can still see out. Plenty of breeze will still get in.
Blocks 98.8% of UV rays Tested to AS 4174:2018
Airflow built in breathable UV fabric
Open for baby to see shade without obstruction
Machine Washable for the messy days
Adaptable fit cinch toggle helps to adjust size and fit
Enclosed convex structure leaving room to kick their legs
Designed in Melbourne made for Aussie sun
98.8% of UV Blocked.
COVR fabric is tested to Australian Standard 4174:2018, the Australian standard for shade fabric, and rated Most Effective — the top rating.
Questions
Will it fit my pram?
The Signature Shade slides onto your pram's bumper bar and is stretched over the foot area of your pram. Check the Fit Guide for the models we've fitted it to.
If your pram doesn't have a bumper bar, our Signature Shade won't attach.
Will it make them hot?
There is plenty of airflow thanks to our breathable fabric and open top design. Usual caution is recommended when using our Signature Shade for long periods in direct sun or high heat.
Can they still see out?
Yes. Our Signature Shade covers from the bumper bar down, so their view forward and up is completely clear. They can see you, or the view, and you can see them.
I made the first one out of a baby blanket.
I'm Georgia — a Critical Care Nurse in Melbourne, and a Mum. I cut into a UPF blanket, sewed in some seams, and threaded it onto my pram. That was the first COVR.
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