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joolz mattress Joolz Aer2 Cot

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joolz mattress Joolz Aer2 CotThe Joolz Aer2 Carrycot is designed for parents seeking a lightweight, compact, and comfortable solution for their newborn's travel and daily outings. Combining modern functionality with superior comfort, this carrycot is ideal for parents who need a practical, easy to use carrycot that doesn't sacrifice their baby's comfort. Perfect for both everyday city life and adventures, this carrycot solves the problem of bulkier, cumbersome travel solutions by

The Joolz Aer2 Carrycot is designed for parents seeking a lightweight, compact, and comfortable solution for their newborn's travel and daily outings. Combining modern functionality with superior comfort, this carrycot is ideal for parents who need a practical, easy-to-use carrycot that doesn't sacrifice their baby's comfort. Perfect for both everyday city life and adventures, this carrycot solves the problem of bulkier, cumbersome travel solutions by offering a lightweight yet luxurious design.

In addition to its ultra-portable design, the Joolz Aer2 Carrycot provides a host of functional features, including a one-handed fold system that allows for ease of use, even with the carrycot attached. Once folded, the carrycot stands on its own, and can be easily carried with the integrated shoulder strap. With a compact folded size of 35.4" L x 16.5" W x 5.9" H, it's perfect for storing in your car or taking on trips. The carrycot also offers optimal comfort for your newborn with a breathable mattress, extra soft liner, and a large sun canopy that provides UPF 50+ protection. Compatible with Joolz Aer2 buggy, it offers a seamless and versatile travel system for families on the go.

Joolz, founded in Amsterdam in 2004 by Emile Kuenen, creates premium strollers and accessories that combine style, comfort, and sustainability. Known for ergonomic design, eco-friendly materials, and sleek aesthetics, Joolz strollers offer smooth maneuverability and practical features for modern families. From compact travel strollers to versatile full-size options, Joolz makes parenthood easier and more stylish. Explore Joolz at ANB Baby for thoughtfully crafted strollers and accessories that support a greener planet and a better parenting journey.

Joolz Aer2 Carrycot Features:
One-Handed Fold: Effortlessly fold the carrycot with just one hand, even when attached to the stroller.
Compact and Ultra-Lightweight: Weighing only 18.7 lbs (with carrycot included), the Joolz Aer2 Carrycot is one of the lightest in its category.
Ultra-Compact Fold: The carrycot folds to a compact size of 35.4" L x 16.5" W x 5.9" H, making it easy to store in your car or for travel.
Automatic Transport Lock: The carrycot locks automatically when folded, making transportation safer and more convenient.
Shoulder Strap for Easy Carrying: Once folded, the carrycot can be easily carried using the integrated shoulder strap, making it ideal for on-the-go parents.
Extra-Large Sun Canopy: The carrycot comes with an extra-large sun canopy that provides UPF 50+ protection, offering your baby maximum sun protection.
Breathable Mattress and Soft Liner: Ensures your baby sleeps comfortably with a breathable mattress and a soft liner from day one.
Ventilation and Toy Hooks: The canopy includes ventilation to keep your baby cool and hooks to hang toys for entertainment.
Approved for Nighttime Sleep: This carrycot is suitable for nighttime sleep, providing a safe and comfortable resting space for your newborn.

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