Baby Jogger City Sights Carrycot

Pros / Cons
Pros
- Baby Jogger approves overnight sleeping when the carrycot is off the chassis or a stand, and it can serve as a bed without a frame or stand.
- It collapses down flat, so it stores easily in a flat or small home between uses.
Cons
- It fits only the City Sights chassis, so it is the wrong piece for any other stroller.
- For nights it must be taken off the stroller and placed on a firm, flat surface - plan where it will sleep at home.
Product Facts
- Stroller Type
- Everyday stroller
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Shortlist this carrycot if you own the compact City Sights and want it to carry a newborn from day one: a quilted interior, a UV 50+ canopy with an airflow panel and a magnet-closed foot cover handle sun and cold, and off the frame the carrycot doubles as a bed. It collapses flat for storage, with a handle on the canopy for carrying. The tradeoff: it attaches only to the City Sights chassis — any other stroller, even another Baby Jogger, is out of luck. For nights, the overnight-sleep approval holds only when the carrycot is off the stroller on a firm, flat surface, so decide where it will sleep at home. Confirm your stroller is a City Sights before buying; the infant stage ends at 9 kg or about six months.