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Baby Stroller Fan – Flexible Tripod, Twist-Off Head, 3 Speeds, Quiet 38 dB

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Sky blue pram fan wrapped round a wooden bar

Baby Stroller Fan – Flexible Tripod, Twist-Off Head, 3 Speeds, Quiet 38 dB

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Wraps round the pram · Twist-off top · 38 dB on low

The Pram Fan That Follows Your Baby Through the Day

Hood up to keep the sun off, and suddenly no air gets in. This little fan wraps its bendy legs round the pram bar, cot rail, car headrest or high chair and keeps a soft breeze moving. When you need it somewhere else, twist the top off and it stands on its own as a table fan, while the legs stay where they are.

Fan clipped to a pram, blowing a gentle breeze over a sleeping baby

Where babies get hot

Four spots where little ones go red

Hot, upset baby in a rear-facing car seat

In the car seat

Facing backwards, the cool air from the front never gets past your seat, and you cannot reach them.

Mother looking at an upset baby in a hooded pram

In the pram

Hood up so the sun is off their face, which also stops the air getting in. Two aisles later the tears start.

Tired parents beside a baby in a high chair in a warm kitchen

In the high chair

A hot kitchen at six o clock with the oven on, at the end of a long day.

Parent standing over a hot baby in a cot at night

In the cot

Two in the morning, still warm, and you are standing there waving a muslin to cool them down.

Pram fan with digital display and adjustable oscillating head on a pram bar

Pram, cot, couch

One fan for the whole day

The flexible tripod legs wrap round round bars, flat bars, cot rails, high-chair frames and car headrests. Clip it on once and leave it there.

Need it on the change table or beside you on the couch? Twist the top off and it stands on its own as a little table fan.

  • On the pram: hood up, air still moving, and you get to finish the walk.
  • On the cot rail: the same legs wrap round the rail; on low, many parents leave it running through the nap.
  • On the couch: feeding is hot work. The top stands on its own and can charge while it runs.
Twist the fan head off the tripod to charge it, the legs stay on the bar

The clever bit

Twist the top off, the legs stay put

Twist left and pull: it takes about two seconds and one hand. To put it back, push and twist right until it locks.

Because the head comes off, you never have to unwind the legs from the pram to move it or to charge it. Take the top inside, plug it in, and leave the legs where they are.

Mother feeding her baby with the small fan standing on the table beside them

Quiet

About as quiet as a fridge in the next room

On low, the fan runs at about 38 dB, quieter than a fridge heard from the next room and far below normal talking (about 60 dB).

Low is where most parents leave it while the baby sleeps. With five blades it still moves a proper breeze on the lowest setting, so there is rarely a reason to turn it up.

Turbine design pushing a concentrated stream of air

Strong, gentle airflow

Five blades and a turbine design

The turbine-style head concentrates the airflow, so the breeze reaches further. The head oscillates up to 90 degrees to spread air over a wider area, and there are three speeds to choose from.

A small LED screen shows the speed and how much battery is left, so you are never guessing before you head out.

Finger pressing the button below the fan display

Little fingers

A fine guard in front of the blades

The front gap of the guard is about a quarter of an inch (around 6 mm), so a fingertip meets the plastic guard rather than the blade. Some fans have even tighter gaps, so treat it like a hot cup of tea: close enough to be useful, but out of easy reach.

  • Keep the fan on low around babies.
  • Clip it up and out of easy reach.
  • Avoid pointing it straight at the face for long periods.
Bendable tripod legs in three shapes, with soft material close-up

Unique tripod

Soft, flexible legs that grip

The tripod legs bend into any shape and grip firmly. They are made of a soft, elastic, non-slip material that is BPA free, drop resistant, scratch resistant and easy to wipe clean.

Blush pink pram fan wrapped round a wooden bar
Sky blue pram fan wrapped round a wooden bar
Fan on a cot rail beside a sleeping baby
Toddler reaching towards the fan on a picnic table

Parents who tried both

A cheap clip fan vs this one

This fan Cheap clip fan
Twist the top off, legs stay on the pram ✓ ✗
Doubles as a stand-alone table fan ✓ some
Quiet enough for naps on low (about 38 dB) ✓ ✗
Screen shows battery left ✓ ✗
Soft colours instead of black plastic ✓ ✗
Flexible legs that do not crack ✓ ✗

For her, and for you

What changes when the fan comes along

For your baby

Cool cheeks instead of red ones, air moving in the cot at night, and nothing draped over their face to block the sun.

For you

You finish the walk instead of turning back, the drive is calmer, you can still see your baby, and one fan covers five places.

Three summers

From the first summer to the third

Pram fan blowing over a sleeping newborn

The first 6 months

They cannot move away from the heat or tell you what is wrong. A breeze on the pram or in the cot helps them stay comfortable.

Fan on the cot rail next to a sleeping baby

6 to 18 months

The pram nap is the one nap you can bank on. Keeping the air moving helps them stay comfortable for longer.

Toddler with the fan on a picnic table

18 months to 3 years

Zoo, beach, car seat, high chair: by now many toddlers point at it and ask for it themselves.

Holding the small fan with its tripod legs at a desk

Bought once

Still in use long after the baby gear is gone

Most nursery things are outgrown fast: the bassinet at around 4 months, the baby swing at 6, the bouncer at 7. This fan keeps its place from the first summer to about three years, on the pram, the cot, the car seat and later the picnic table.

It came from a long hot drive with a baby screaming in the back seat and no way to reach him, and a cheap internet fan that was loud and had to be unwound from the pram every night to charge. This one was picked to fix exactly that: quiet, twist-off, and easy to live with.

Easy to use

Set it up in seconds

1. Wrap the legs

Bend the tripod legs round the pram bar, cot rail, headrest or high-chair frame.

2. Pick a speed

Choose one of three speeds and switch on the oscillating head if you want the air to sweep.

3. Twist off to move or charge

Twist the head left and pull to take it with you or to charge it. Push and twist right to put it back.

Questions people ask

Can my baby get a finger in it?

The front gap is about a quarter of an inch (around 6 mm), so a fingertip touches the plastic guard, not the blade. Babies are curious about anything that spins, so keep it on low, clip it up out of easy reach, and do not point it straight at their face for long periods.

How does the top come off?

Twist left and pull. It takes about two seconds and one hand. Push and twist right until it locks to put it back.

Will the legs fit my pram?

The flexible legs bend and wrap round round bars, flat bars, cot rails, high-chair frames and car headrests.

Will it wake my baby?

On low it runs at about 38 dB, about as quiet as a fridge in the next room. The five blades still move plenty of air on low.

Does it blow cold air?

No. It does not cool the air itself, and no fan this size does. It moves air across the skin, which helps your baby feel cooler, just like a normal fan does for you.

What about a really hot day?

Above 35 degrees C, a fan alone is not enough to keep a baby safe. On very hot days go out early or late, stay in the shade, keep trips short and move somewhere cooler when needed. This fan is made for warm days, not dangerously hot ones.

How long does the battery last?

It has a 3600 mAh battery: roughly 12 hours on low and 6 to 8 hours on high.

Can I use it while it is charging?

Yes. Plug it in and keep it running.

Do I have to take the legs off to charge it?

No. Twist the top off, take it inside, plug it in and leave the legs where they are.

Specifications

  • Battery: 3600 mAh, rechargeable
  • Run time: about 12 hours on low, 6 to 8 hours on high
  • Noise: about 38 dB on low
  • Speeds: 3
  • Oscillation: up to 90 degrees
  • Blades: 5, behind a guard with gaps of about 6 mm (1/4 in)
  • Display: LED screen showing speed and battery
  • Legs: flexible tripod, soft non-slip BPA-free material
  • Colours: Sky (light blue) or Blush (pink)

What's in the box

  • 1 × stroller fan with flexible tripod legs

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