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maxi cosi bassinet pram Maxi Cosi Fame Stroller Twillic Black with Carrycot Bundle – Baby Kingdom

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maxi cosi bassinet pram Maxi Cosi Fame Stroller Twillic Black with Carrycot Bundle – Baby KingdomMaxi Cosi Fame stroller, offers premium comfort and convenience for both parents and babies. Designed for year round comfort, the ergonomic stroller seat has a lie flat position from newborn, High Density memory foam inlay, and ClimaFlow seat with breathable mesh to maximise ventilation. A large UPF 50+ canopy with a ventilation window protects your little one from the sun. With its iconic design, LumiRide LED light system to keep you safe and

Maxi-Cosi Fame stroller, offers premium comfort and convenience for both parents and babies. Designed for year-round comfort, the ergonomic stroller seat has a lie-flat position from newborn, High Density memory foam inlay, and ClimaFlow seat with breathable mesh to maximise ventilation. A large UPF 50+ canopy with a ventilation window protects your little one from the sun. With its iconic design, LumiRide LED light system to keep you safe and visible, Integrated power bank, Maxi-Cosi Fame stroller ensures safety and convenience on every journey. The CosiCruise all wheel suspension delivers a super-smooth ride, while its compact, easy-fold mechanism allows for effortless storage and fold in both directions and punctured proof wheels. Travel System Compatible with Mico 12LX and Mico Plus.

Its spacious bassinet features a breathable double sided memory foam mattress, Climaflow ventilation window, and a SoothingSlope for an inclined sleeping position. The Close2Me adjustable bassinet allows effortless 3 height adjustments, ensuring no back strain for parents.

FEATURES

Ease of Use
- For taller (or smaller) Mums and Dads, the Close2Me adjustable carrycot moves up /down, to ensure you never have backache while placing your baby in and out.
- Once detached from the frame, the carrycot folds down quickly and easily thanks to its compact and easy-fold mechanism.
- Memory buttons ensure a quick and easy carrycot/seat/car seat release because every second counts for parents.
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s compact fold makes life easy for parents, as the stroller folds away quickly to store in small spaces or easily pop in a car trunk.
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s compact and easy-fold mechanism folds down with the seat in either direction, making life much easier for Mum or Dad.
- The seat’s easy-open harness makes light work of getting your little one in and out, throughout the day.
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s 5-point magnetic quick-lock makes for super-easy installation.
- In seat mode, Maxi-Cosi Fame is the perfect table height for your toddler. Perfect for when you meet up with friends for a coffee.
- For parents of every height. With an adjustable pushbar on the frame, Maxi-Cosi Fame fits every parent perfectly.

Comfort
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s wide, spacious carrycot ensures your newborn is comfortable and has plenty of room to grow.
- The carrycot is designed with an integrated SoothingSlope. Simply pull a strap to gently raise your baby into an inclined sleeping position.
- A reversible, breathable memory foam mattress allows your newborn to experience the very best sleep comfort.
- When you’re strolling with your baby in the carrycot, the large extendable canopy will give them maximum protection from the elements.
- An integrated ventilation window made with ClimaFlow mesh keeps your newborn at a comfortable temperature in the carrycot.
- All-terrain puncture-proof wheels and 4-wheel CosiCruise suspension offer the smoothest of rides.
- Best-in-class comfort for your little one. Sitting cushioned on an ultra-padded HD memory foam inlay, they’ll enjoy a smooth, comfortable ride.
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s seat offers luxurious sleep comfort. If your little one nods off on the go, simply recline them back into a comfortable lie-flat sleeping position.
- A large extendable UPF 50+ canopy with see-through ventilation window & sun visor offer your child maximum protection.
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s supportive, breathable backrest is made of ClimaFlow mesh to ensure your child stays at a comfortable temperature.
- With its spacious padded seat, your little one will experience total comfort, as a baby and throughout toddlerhood.

Longevity
- Large all-terrain puncture-proof wheels with 4-wheel CosiCruise suspension provide smooth, comfortable rides everywhere you go.
- Durable and long-lasting, the rubber tyres on Fame’s large, coloured wheels will take you on years and years of adventures together.

General
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s carrycot and seat feature extra-handy built-in pockets to keep your belongings safe and within arm’s reach.
- Fame’s iconic frame has an integrated LumiRide LED light system designed to illuminate darker pathways, keeping you and baby safe & visible at all times.
- Power-up on the go. Simply plug your phone into the integrated powerbank to ensure your phone battery never runs out, mid-adventure.
-Bring everything you need. Maxi-Cosi Fame’s large storage basket can carry up to 10 kg/32 L of baby essentials and shopping.
- Intuitive push-push brake system ensures you have full control of the stroller without scuffing your favourite shoes or hurting your toes.
- Maxi-Cosi Fame is compatible with all Maxi-Cosi infant car seats
- Maxi-Cosi Fame’s easily accessible wheel lock lets you lock the wheels straight ahead for stability or swivel them freely for easy manoeuvrability.

SPECIFICATIONS:
- Stroller weight: 13.5kg
- Bassinet weight: 6kg
- Stroller dimensions: 61.5cm W x 110cm H x 95.5cm D
- Folded dimensions: 47.5 x 67.5 x 30 cm
- Bassinet dimensions: 42.5cm W x 64.5cm H x 87cm D
- Suitable from birth to 22kg

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