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cybex coya bag Cybex Coya CarrierForge a bond with the Coya Carrier. Innovative self adapting fabric keeps both baby and parent supported and comfortable from birth to three years old. Breathable 3D mesh helps your baby stay cool as they stay close to you. Self adjusting 3D Fabric Makes Baby carrying Cooler Create a close bond from birth with the CYBEX Coya Carrier, a fashionable baby carrier designed for modern parents. An innovative back panel with 3D mesh fabric self adapts to fit

Forge a bond with the Coya Carrier. Innovative self-adapting fabric keeps both baby and parent supported and comfortable from birth to three years old. Breathable 3D mesh helps your baby stay cool as they stay close to you.

Self-adjusting 3D Fabric Makes Baby-carrying Cooler
Create a close bond from birth with the CYBEX Coya Carrier, a fashionable baby carrier designed for modern parents. An innovative back panel with 3D mesh fabric self-adapts to fit any child from birth up to the age of three. Smart design and several customization options distribute the child’s weight while taking the strain off the parent. The mesh fabric’s enhanced breathability and superior airflow keeps everyone feeling fresh and cool. Several carrying options are available for each step in your babys development: start with the front inward carry position, and then move onto the front outward or back inward carry positions when your baby is ready. Each of these positions supports the hip-healthy and ergonomically correct M-posture (or spread-squat position), while also supporting their spine’s natural C-shaped curve.

Self-adapting Fabric
The perfect fit from birth to toddler. Babies grow quickly. Thanks to its special construction and stretch fabric, the back panel intuitively expands and contracts to deliver a snug and supportive fit for your child, no matter their build. You can wear your child in the carrier from birth up to three years old, with no need to adapt or adjust the back panel in any way.
 
Features
Specially Padded Fabric
Padding on the shoulder straps and belt takes the strain off your neck, shoulders and back for a comfortable journey every time. The fabrics enhanced breathability keeps the sweat away and the air flowing, a wonderful way to keep you both cool on the go.

Flexible Neck Support
Helping your newborn hold their head and neck in the right position is essential until they can do so unaided. Simply roll up the hood and fix it in place with two elasticated hoop & loops to make a helpful brace, supporting their head and neck as they grow.

Protective Hood
Safe sun shield. A trendy hood with UPF50+ sun protection and a 3D mesh sun visor keep your child cool and safely out of the sun’s harmful glare. It keeps them cocooned from the busy world around them.

Protective Hood
Safe sun shield. A trendy hood with UPF50+ sun protection and a 3D mesh sun visor keep your child cool and safely out of the sun’s harmful glare. It keeps them cocooned from the busy world around them.

Adjustable Sternum Strap
When wearing the shoulder straps parallel to each other, attach the adjustable sternum strap to keep them in place. This delivers more support when carrying and increases shoulder stability.

Trendy Crossbody Bag
Always at hand, stylishly stored. When the Coya Carrier isnt needed, simply unzip the pocket and pull out an integrated fabric bag. Pack the Coya Carrier inside to create a fashionable crossbody bag.

All-round Safety
Keeping your child safe on their travels is key. Fabric straps gently loop around their legs to keep them secure and close. Safe and convenient, they’ll easily become part of your strapping up routine.

Pocket at the Ready
Keep your valuables close and safely tucked away when out and about with this helpful zip pocket, seamlessly integrated into the waist belt.
 
Whats included:
Coya Baby Carrier
User Guide

Specifications:
Age range: From birth to approx. 3 years
Child weight: Min. 3.2 – Max. 15 kg
Care instructions: Hand wash only using a gentle detergent. Do not machine wash, dry clean, tumble dry, bleach, or iron.
Materials:
Lining: 100% Polyester
Outer: 100% Polyester
Padding: 47% Polyester, 43% Polyethylene, 10% Polypropylene

Dimensions:
Unfolded: Width 340 mm, Height 450 mm, Shoulder straps length (including padding): 570 - 1270 mm, Waist belt length (including padding): 750 - 1970 mm
Folded (crossbody bag): Length 300 mm, Width 160 mm, Height, 140 mm, Weight 1 kg

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