Baby Head Safety Cushion Backpack
Protect your little one with this toddler head protector, designed to cushion the head in the event of falls and impacts. Lightweight and breathable, it offers comfortable use without restricting movement, making it ideal for active toddlers learning to walk or playing. An essential safety accessory for peace of mind.
- Cotton, velvet
- Soft and breathable head protector: Super soft plush fabric with high elastic PP cotton filling, gentle on baby's sensitive skin
- Baby head protector safety backpack: Effectively helps to relieve shock and prevent injuries when baby learns to walk and crawl
- Adjustable plush straps: Shoulder and chest straps adapt to different sizes of baby, effectively preventing baby from slipping during use
- Various cartoon animal designs: Butterfly, turtle, elephant, dinosaur, penguin, tiger, frog... babies love them as both head protectors and toys
- Must-Have gift list for baby: Perfect for baby shower, Christmas, birthday, Easter, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day and New Year
Safe Every Step of the Way
Discover More in Our FAQ
What age is the Toddler Head Protection Pad suitable for?
It is ideal for babies and toddlers from around 6 months (crawling stage) up to 2 years or until they are walking steadily.
Is it comfortable for my child to wear?
Yes! Made of soft velvet, cotton and plush filling. Lightweight, breathable and gentle on sensitive skin.
How do I adjust the straps?
The shoulder and chest straps are fully adjustable to fit the child securely and prevent it from slipping during movement.
Can my child use it outdoors?
Absolutely. It works both indoors and outdoors to protect your child during walks, playgrounds or in the garden.
Is it easy to clean?
Yes. The Cubbora pad is machine washable and easy to keep hygienic and fresh.
Will my child actually wear it?
Most toddlers love it thanks to the fun animal designs. Soft padding and playful design make it easy to use.
Can it prevent all injuries?
It significantly reduces the impact of falls, but supervision and a safe environment are still important. The pad is a protective aid, not a replacement for adult supervision.
