Spring is upon us, and one of the harbingers of spring is frequent rain showers. Rain is much needed in our area as we're in the throes of a drought, yet having the kids at home on spring break with showers in the forecast can be a recipe for frustration.With my husband out of town and my son under the weather, we were feeling a bit house-bound yesterday. So when my daughter suggested we take a "field trip" and go for a walk around the neighborhood, I immediately said "YES!" Oh, but it was drizzling outside. No worries, we just popped Dylan in the stroller and attached a raincover from Protect A Bub. He stayed happy and dry, and we all enjoyed our little excursion (that happily turned into a playdate for my daughter).
With large air vents and no-fog windows, the Protect A Bub protects little ones from the elements while they stroll in comfort and allows them to take in their surroundings. It easily attached with velcro and ties to our stroller, and is made to fit both joggers and strollers alike. The Protect A Bub rain cover is designed to keep baby dry in the midst of a rain shower, as well as protected from strong wind gusts. So whether you live in the city and must be out and about during the rain, want to make sure you get your power stroll in, or are a suburbanite, where walks in the rain are just plain fun, there's a Protect A Bub made to fit your single, double or triple stroller. It attaches with ease and comes with it's own compact storage bag to easily stow under your stroller, so you'll know that even if you get caught in a downpour, your "bub" will be safe and dry.
Use code "protect4spring" for 10% off at Protect A Bub.


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