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Backed by a pediatrician.

Backed by a Chiropractor.

Used by a Children’s Restraint Safety Technician (Keepin’ Baby Safe).

Crash tested to show no injury results from the use of a Head Snuggler.

Keeps your child’s head within the “side impact safety zone” of the car seat while they sleep.

For infants and kids of all ages!

Can be used with your own vehicles’ head rests.

Patent Pending

Designed by Mezzaluna Design

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Usage Tips

  • The Head Snuggler™ should be usable on most infant, toddler and booster car seats. (If your booster seat doesnt have a back, simply use the Head Snuggler™ with your own vehicle's head rests.
  • Position the Head Snuggler™ around the back of your childs car seat. If your tether strap is directly at the top of the seat, feed the tether through the hole in the middle of the top seam of the Head Snuggler™, then secure the seat again.
  • When pulling the Head Snuggler™ in place around your child's head, be sure to get it snuggly across their forehead. You can even cover their eyes with the Head Snuggler™ for added shade, just be sure not to pull it down any further or your child may become uncomfortable. (Never pull the Head Snuggler™ down around your childs full face).
  • You can adjust the height that the Head Snuggler™ falls to by rolling it up if necessary.
  • You can also use the Head Snuggler™ on standard umbrella strollers that don't have the brims that pull forward for shade. Simple feed the stroller handles through the two holes at the edges of the top seam of the Head Snuggler™. (See picture for illustration)
  • As with use on car seats, adjust to a comfortable height for your child in the umbrella stroller, rolling up if needed.
  • The Head Snuggler™ is designed to be used while a child is in the supervision of a parent or adult. It is not meant to be used on a car seat that is not secured in a vehicle.
  • Never leave a child unattended in a vehicle for any length of time.
  • We DO NOT CLAIM that the Head Snuggler™ will in any way protect a child in an accident. It is meant to be a comfort and support to children and is not a safety device.