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Out 'n' About Nipper Switch 2-in-1 Carrycot & Parent-Facing Seat

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Out’n’About Nipper Switch 2-in-1 Carrycot & Parent-Facing Seat

Keep your baby facing you from the first outings. The Nipper Switch starts as a lie-flat newborn carrycot and converts to a reclining seat as your child grows, using the same included adaptors.

In carrycot mode, the Switch has a padded mattress with a removable cover and is approved for overnight sleep when used as instructed. In seat mode, you can adjust the recline and footwell as your child grows. The seat can face you or face outwards.

What’s Included

  • Nipper Switch convertible carrycot and pushchair seat
  • Padded mattress with removable cover
  • Switch adaptors
  • Rain cover and UV cover, both fitting either mode

Pushchair sold separately.

Features & Benefits

  • Extendable canopy and mesh peekaboo panel provide shade and ventilation while letting you check on your baby.
  • Padded five-point harness keeps your child securely positioned in seat mode.
  • Carrycot storage pocket keeps small essentials within reach.

Specifications / Size & Fit

  • Carrycot mode – From birth to 9 kg, approximately 6 months.
  • Seat mode – From 6 months up to 22 kg, approximately 4 years.

Stop using carrycot mode when your baby reaches 9 kg or can sit unaided, roll over or push up on hands and knees, whichever comes first. Follow the supplied instructions for overnight sleep and always use the harness in seat mode.

Compatibility

Fits Out’n’About Nipper Single V2, V3, V4, V5 and V6 pushchairs using the included adaptors. For Nipper Double pushchairs, choose the dedicated Double Carrycot.

Ideal Uses

For families who want a newborn carrycot for their existing Nipper Single and the option to keep their child facing them once they move into a pushchair seat.

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Description

Out’n’About Nipper Switch 2-in-1 Carrycot & Parent-Facing Seat

Keep your baby facing you from the first outings. The Nipper Switch starts as a lie-flat newborn carrycot and converts to a reclining seat as your child grows, using the same included adaptors.

In carrycot mode, the Switch has a padded mattress with a removable cover and is approved for overnight sleep when used as instructed. In seat mode, you can adjust the recline and footwell as your child grows. The seat can face you or face outwards.

What’s Included
  • Nipper Switch convertible carrycot and pushchair seat
  • Padded mattress with removable cover
  • Switch adaptors
  • Rain cover and UV cover, both fitting either mode

Pushchair sold separately.

Features & Benefits
  • Extendable canopy and mesh peekaboo panel provide shade and ventilation while letting you check on your baby.
  • Padded five-point harness keeps your child securely positioned in seat mode.
  • Carrycot storage pocket keeps small essentials within reach.
Specifications / Size & Fit
  • Carrycot mode – From birth to 9 kg, approximately 6 months.
  • Seat mode – From 6 months up to 22 kg, approximately 4 years.

Stop using carrycot mode when your baby reaches 9 kg or can sit unaided, roll over or push up on hands and knees, whichever comes first. Follow the supplied instructions for overnight sleep and always use the harness in seat mode.

Compatibility

Fits Out’n’About Nipper Single V2, V3, V4, V5 and V6 pushchairs using the included adaptors. For Nipper Double pushchairs, choose the dedicated Double Carrycot.

Ideal Uses

For families who want a newborn carrycot for their existing Nipper Single and the option to keep their child facing them once they move into a pushchair seat.