A patented and award-winning soft protective headgear designed for toddlers learning to walk to help protect them from bumps, bruises and falls from their own height when they are unsteady on their feet. Now instead of constantly having to cruise behind unsteady walkers, SafeheadBABY gives your little one the confidence they need and the freedom they deserve to explore their newly discovered surroundings without the fear of them injuring their head. This smart parenting move eliminates the need for caging your unsteady toddler in a play pen or a crib all day thus allowing them to learn independently but not necessarily hurting their head while doing so. The ideal solution for active babies just learning to walk! Key Features Soft and flexible Lightweight helmet, weighing less than 100 grams Strategic padding placement for maximum protection Superior air flow and ventilation channels retains limited body heat Breathable cotton lining for ultimate wearer comfort Ample visibility does not block sight Non-bulky design ensures easy head movements Secure soft band V chin strap for snug fit Expandable and adjustable to easily fit different head sizes Specifications Brand - Safehead Type - Soft Baby Helmet Age - 7 to 24 Months Inner material - Cotton lined Outer material - Nylon, Spandex and High density closed cell foam Helmet circumference - 40 to 52 cm Product dimensions - 18.5 x 17 x 13.5 cm Items included in Pack 1 Baby helmet Warning: Headgear must be used under adult supervision. Never leave your baby unattended. Designed for babies learning to walk. Remove all packaging material before giving it to your child. Not designed for use in any kind of sports including but not limited to cycling, skating, skate boarding. This headgear should not be used by children while climbing or doing other activities where there is a risk of strangulation. Child care article. Category l PPE only for minor impact protection. Retain your product packaging for future reference. Product Video Made In: China
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